Internet Archive Unoffical Wiki archivet_internetarchive https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.31.1 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Project Project talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Gadget Gadget talk Gadget definition Gadget definition talk 0 1 1 2019-02-20T17:04:50Z MediaWiki default 0 wikitext text/x-wiki <strong>MediaWiki has been installed.</strong> Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. == Getting started == * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki] 5702e4d5fd9173246331a889294caf01a3ad3706 7 1 2019-02-20T19:01:58Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the Internet Archive. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. == Getting started == * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language] * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki] 0792925e7fad45cf277845d55945ef17ddd557f4 8 7 2019-02-20T19:02:15Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the Internet Archive. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. 4cc22b58ebf871f612ef2d8566c485ece0d3081d 11 8 2019-02-20T19:11:27Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the Internet Archive. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. 123ccd3013a2383bc8a261be7ffbf914a9f73b93 6 2 2 2019-02-20T17:40:25Z JRWR 1 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 3 2 2019-02-20T17:42:23Z JRWR 1 JRWR uploaded a new version of [[File:Ia-at-logo2.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 4 3 2019-02-20T17:46:54Z JRWR 1 JRWR uploaded a new version of [[File:Ia-at-logo2.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 3 5 2019-02-20T18:52:19Z Jscott 4 Created page with "300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was or..." wikitext text/x-wiki 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] 7efc1eae4db1714dcecd752ad8540596790e8dbc 9 5 2019-02-20T19:03:39Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] effbc5a5cb98d3b51fa18fe421caceaccf47a372 13 9 2019-02-20T19:24:55Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] 9e149ecf05e080d1ede912354a6dfadb32482c34 14 13 2019-02-20T19:27:38Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13,2016] 109b730c557d7af7a41f2155c1ee612bc0a1b450 25 14 2019-02-24T03:43:30Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. Located at 300 Funston Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13,2016] 29618e84e488f96cdf537829bdc8b4746354ebf3 27 25 2019-02-24T03:59:00Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive logo" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] 805afc27b0ef695d3e509984054ec38aecb3bcfe 28 27 2019-02-24T04:00:24Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive logo" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). === History === Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. === Function === Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. === Reading Room Fire === [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. === Trivia === On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. === Related Links === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] b6af86cd4fbcf6da2976f17d479215da02f0719d 29 28 2019-02-24T04:00:50Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive logo" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). === History === Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. === Function === Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. === Reading Room Fire === [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. === Trivia === On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. === Related Links === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] b579941597e04587ed6c6200cef7a58436af3d42 30 29 2019-02-24T04:04:53Z Jscott 4 /* Related Links */ wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the Internet Archive. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive logo" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). === History === Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. === Function === Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive servers as well as most main office functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. === Reading Room Fire === [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a Reading Room, which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. === Trivia === On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. === Related Links === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] 382ac9751729d6766fd9eb1f49074101848ff237 39 30 2019-02-24T23:27:25Z Arkiver 3 Add links wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). === History === Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. === Function === Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. === Reading Room Fire === [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. === Trivia === On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. === Related Links === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] 88f3050b33a194f5cf0866e53354738ecea15bec 6 4 6 2019-02-20T18:53:37Z Jscott 4 Image of the Reading Room post-fire, November 2013. From the Internet Archive blog. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Image of the Reading Room post-fire, November 2013. From the Internet Archive blog. 0bf124e86672d7e1ce00046794852c49db7e21d8 4 5 10 2019-02-20T19:09:55Z Jscott 4 Created page with "A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin worki..." wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * Building, Physical Archive, Statues * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and APIs * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 7d24af52cc38e61cf49e5e8ceab93dec6a4613b3 12 10 2019-02-20T19:12:35Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, Statues * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and APIs * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 4f08668c7919faac0514c54d084f4f47ecbd0ba2 17 12 2019-02-20T20:52:54Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, Statues * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[Internet Archive APIs|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) f40ce2b9b780838a6961c90e3138ccf328659f43 19 17 2019-02-20T21:04:17Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Internet Archive Statues|Statues]] * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[Internet Archive APIs|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 4aab5ec0e7522f51fb1bd39840a6ff6c3cf5d57d 0 6 15 2019-02-20T20:00:52Z Jscott 4 Created page with "* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking..." wikitext text/x-wiki * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] d1cd44a6395930663e48125452a44b7cf750e2ac 0 7 16 2019-02-20T20:51:26Z Jscott 4 Created page with "The Internet Archive has a number of APIs available for interactions with the collections. A READTHEDOCS site exists here: https://archive.org/services/docs/api/index.html#" wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a number of APIs available for interactions with the collections. A READTHEDOCS site exists here: https://archive.org/services/docs/api/index.html# 1efa18950382bfaf917da2a88a71247a6fa3ac8a 41 16 2019-02-24T23:39:18Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Internet Archive APIs]] to [[API]] wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a number of APIs available for interactions with the collections. A READTHEDOCS site exists here: https://archive.org/services/docs/api/index.html# 1efa18950382bfaf917da2a88a71247a6fa3ac8a 0 8 18 2019-02-20T21:02:36Z Jscott 4 Created page with "Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. Gene..." wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] 08a91b933cfa3e8dc8bcf2b6540906c4c0069d9e 43 18 2019-02-24T23:39:57Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Internet Archive Statues]] to [[Statues]] wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] 08a91b933cfa3e8dc8bcf2b6540906c4c0069d9e 0 9 20 2019-02-20T21:17:35Z Jscott 4 Created page with "'''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. N..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] 0948e004b091f54e980792fc3c498bcadf759e6a 21 20 2019-02-20T21:32:05Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] 4d87307a1381a0fe091f08f3c880ffa3932ad77f 0 10 22 2019-02-21T00:44:08Z Jscott 4 Created page with "The Internet Archive Software Library is a series of collections and sub-collections centered around the emulation of computer programs at the Internet Archive using the Emu..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive Software Library is a series of collections and sub-collections centered around the emulation of computer programs at the Internet Archive using the [[Emularity]] system. The vast majority of titles with emulation enabled at the Archive reside here, although there are also three other major collections: The Internet Arcade, Console Living Room, [https://archive.org/details/businesscase The Business Case], and [https://archive.org/details/historicalsoftware Historical Software Collection]. Items can only be added to the Software Library by an admin, although functional emulation can be done by simply uploading to the archive. (Items that are uploaded and contain emulation are automatically moved to the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_contribs Software Library Contributions] collection by a script.) == Software Library Collections == The Library is separated by machine type, followed by genre of software. '''[https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_apple APPLE (8-BIT)]''' * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_games * softwarelibrary_apple_logic * softwarelibrary_apple_woz * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_applications * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_misc * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_productivity * softwarelibrary_apple_mecc * apple_ii_library_demos * apple_ii_library_operatingsystems * apple_ii_library_magazines * apple_ii_library_compilations * apple_ii_library_educational * apple_ii_library_applications * apple_ii_library_4am * softwarelibrary_apple_daspider * wozaday * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_mecc * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_educational * softwarelibrary_apple_contribs * softwarelibrary_apple_auge * riag_floppies_collection * nibblemagazinedisks * softwarelibrary_apple_jbh * softwarelibrary_apple_games * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_utilities * 3d0g_knight_floppies * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_pd * flux_capacity * glitchfloppies * software_of_the_month_club * larryshermandisks There is also a collection called [https://archive.org/details/4amp4 4amp4] that are video captures of Apple II boot sequences. APPLE IIgs * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_games * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_educational * softwarelibrary_apple2gs * softwarelibrary_apple_iigs_euro * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_applications [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_atari ATARI (8-BIT) * atari_8bit_library_pooldisks * atari_8bit_library_magazines * atari_8bit_library_educational * atari_8bit_library_applications * atari_8bit_library_games * atari_8bit_library_demos * Old_Hackers_Atari_User_Group_Newsletter * softwarelibrary_atari_contribs * softwarelibrary_atari_analog [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_c64 COMMODORE 64] * softwarelibrary_c64_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_c64_demos * softwarelibrary_c64_diskmags_scene * softwarelibrary_c64_games * softwarelibrary_c64_educational * softwarelibrary_c64_gamecarts * softwarelibrary_c64_showcase * softwarelibrary_c64_games_seuck COMMODORE AMIGA * softwarelibrary_amiga_demopacks * softwarelibrary_amiga_pd * softwarelibrary_amiga_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_showcase * softwarelibrary_amiga_coverdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_applications * softwarelibrary_amiga_collections * softwarelibrary_amiga_games COMMODORE PET softwarelibrary_pet MACINTOSH * softwarelibrary_mac [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos MS-DOS] * softwarelibrary_msdos_shareware * softwarelibrary_msdos_texteditors * softwarelibrary_msdos_apps * softwarelibrary_msdos_frostbyte * softwarelibrary_msdos_zzt * softwarelibrary_msdos_showcase * festivalfloppies * msdos_demoscene * doshaven-homebrew * glorious_trainwrecks * softwarelibrary_msdos_games * microcomcollection TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 2 * softwarelibrary_coco2 WINDOWS 3.X The Windows 3.x collection is technically run by a special edition of Windows 3.1 that runs in DOSBOX. * softwarelibrary_win3_games * softwarelibrary_win3_desktoptoys * softwarelibrary_win3_productivity * softwarelibrary_win3 * softwarelibrary_win3_showcase * softwarelibrary_win3_shareware [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_zx_spectrum ZX SPECTRUM] * zx_spectrum_library_demos * zx_spectrum_library_educational * zx_spectrum_library_applications * zx_spectrum_library_covertapes * zx_spectrum_library_games softwarelibrary_contribs DISK MAGAZINES Another collection tree consists of Disk Magazines, sets of disks that were released as part of magazines or as issues in their own right. * diskmags * bigbluedisk A separate collection of blurred-thumbnail software items is located in the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_mature Mature Software] collection, derived from all the other platforms and consisting of images with adult-themed thumbnails. 2d50e93ca2194781f21801e76814518b1b227802 23 22 2019-02-21T00:47:16Z Jscott 4 /* Software Library Collections */ wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive Software Library is a series of collections and sub-collections centered around the emulation of computer programs at the Internet Archive using the [[Emularity]] system. The vast majority of titles with emulation enabled at the Archive reside here, although there are also three other major collections: The Internet Arcade, Console Living Room, [https://archive.org/details/businesscase The Business Case], and [https://archive.org/details/historicalsoftware Historical Software Collection]. Items can only be added to the Software Library by an admin, although functional emulation can be done by simply uploading to the archive. (Items that are uploaded and contain emulation are automatically moved to the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_contribs Software Library Contributions] collection by a script.) == Software Library Collections == The Library is separated by machine type, followed by genre of software. '''[https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_apple APPLE (8-BIT)]''' * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_games * softwarelibrary_apple_logic * softwarelibrary_apple_woz * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_applications * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_misc * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_productivity * softwarelibrary_apple_mecc * apple_ii_library_demos * apple_ii_library_operatingsystems * apple_ii_library_magazines * apple_ii_library_compilations * apple_ii_library_educational * apple_ii_library_applications * apple_ii_library_4am * softwarelibrary_apple_daspider * wozaday * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_mecc * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_educational * softwarelibrary_apple_contribs * softwarelibrary_apple_auge * riag_floppies_collection * nibblemagazinedisks * softwarelibrary_apple_jbh * softwarelibrary_apple_games * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_utilities * 3d0g_knight_floppies * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_pd * flux_capacity * glitchfloppies * software_of_the_month_club * larryshermandisks There is also a collection called [https://archive.org/details/4amp4 4amp4] that are video captures of Apple II boot sequences. APPLE IIgs * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_games * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_educational * softwarelibrary_apple2gs * softwarelibrary_apple_iigs_euro * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_applications [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_atari ATARI (8-BIT)] * atari_8bit_library_pooldisks * atari_8bit_library_magazines * atari_8bit_library_educational * atari_8bit_library_applications * atari_8bit_library_games * atari_8bit_library_demos * Old_Hackers_Atari_User_Group_Newsletter * softwarelibrary_atari_contribs * softwarelibrary_atari_analog [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_c64 COMMODORE 64] * softwarelibrary_c64_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_c64_demos * softwarelibrary_c64_diskmags_scene * softwarelibrary_c64_games * softwarelibrary_c64_educational * softwarelibrary_c64_gamecarts * softwarelibrary_c64_showcase * softwarelibrary_c64_games_seuck COMMODORE AMIGA * softwarelibrary_amiga_demopacks * softwarelibrary_amiga_pd * softwarelibrary_amiga_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_showcase * softwarelibrary_amiga_coverdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_applications * softwarelibrary_amiga_collections * softwarelibrary_amiga_games COMMODORE PET softwarelibrary_pet MACINTOSH * softwarelibrary_mac [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos MS-DOS] * softwarelibrary_msdos_shareware * softwarelibrary_msdos_texteditors * softwarelibrary_msdos_apps * softwarelibrary_msdos_frostbyte * softwarelibrary_msdos_zzt * softwarelibrary_msdos_showcase * festivalfloppies * msdos_demoscene * doshaven-homebrew * glorious_trainwrecks * softwarelibrary_msdos_games * microcomcollection TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 2 * softwarelibrary_coco2 WINDOWS 3.X The Windows 3.x collection is technically run by a special edition of Windows 3.1 that runs in DOSBOX. * softwarelibrary_win3_games * softwarelibrary_win3_desktoptoys * softwarelibrary_win3_productivity * softwarelibrary_win3 * softwarelibrary_win3_showcase * softwarelibrary_win3_shareware [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_zx_spectrum ZX SPECTRUM] * zx_spectrum_library_demos * zx_spectrum_library_educational * zx_spectrum_library_applications * zx_spectrum_library_covertapes * zx_spectrum_library_games softwarelibrary_contribs DISK MAGAZINES Another collection tree consists of Disk Magazines, sets of disks that were released as part of magazines or as issues in their own right. * diskmags * bigbluedisk A separate collection of blurred-thumbnail software items is located in the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_mature Mature Software] collection, derived from all the other platforms and consisting of images with adult-themed thumbnails. aa153d53befaacf1805d99eaeb0c96fc201de89a 6 11 24 2019-02-21T15:59:47Z Arkiver 3 Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.svg wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.svg 6a19665f793268d4482b73f4e9ad33bd957389ae 6 12 26 2019-02-24T03:58:35Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki Photo of Internet Archive taken by David Reinhart, 2016. 3b0dde2eef3d7f0c34eafd54433bf5d6255382d4 0 13 31 2019-02-24T17:08:05Z Jscott 4 Created page with "Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on the Archive to indicate how the system should present and produce derivations from them. Created and added to in an ad-ho..." wikitext text/x-wiki Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on the Archive to indicate how the system should present and produce derivations from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: texts, audio, movies, software, data, image, and web. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving OCR (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the Book Scanning Operation. === Audio === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *etree* media type affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Collection === === Account === === Data === a85cc16fa0e80bdb6d3bf356f88cfea50d12fa48 32 31 2019-02-24T17:08:18Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on the Archive to indicate how the system should present and produce derivations from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: texts, audio, movies, software, data, image, and web. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving OCR (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the Book Scanning Operation. === Audio === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *etree* media type affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Collection === === Account === === Data === 70c785bb49be0487fc1ef3669cc44a268011d9ee 33 32 2019-02-24T17:43:32Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on the Archive to indicate how the system should present and produce derivations from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: texts, audio, movies, software, data, image, and web. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving OCR (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the Book Scanning Operation. === Audio === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *etree* media type affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Collection === === Account === === Data === === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other media types in the _mediatype_ field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside dark or disused items. 3a3e6b78b17e25d784ea5d2834c25cc8f8457dca 34 33 2019-02-24T17:43:48Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on the Archive to indicate how the system should present and produce derivations from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: texts, audio, movies, software, data, image, and web. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving OCR (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the Book Scanning Operation. === Audio === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *etree* media type affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Collection === === Account === === Data === === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other media types in the ''mediatype'' field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside dark or disused items. 1016c07ed32689a62a5f9822378ca06e15f4e234 45 34 2019-02-24T23:45:35Z Arkiver 3 Add links wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[Text|texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Collection === === Account === === Data === === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. e191b7ccdeffc449151cf84b84e34c5f3b4457e7 6 14 35 2019-02-24T23:17:50Z Arkiver 3 From https://archive.org/create/. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == From https://archive.org/create/. 7e6ccac51499b2b44a1de0e17c085c8dfb38c145 6 15 36 2019-02-24T23:19:17Z Arkiver 3 From https://archive.org/create.php?lma=1. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == From https://archive.org/create.php?lma=1. d09eb1c54c52f820ed420f1d7ec97b6c085244ef 6 16 37 2019-02-24T23:20:04Z Arkiver 3 From https://archive.org/upload/. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == From https://archive.org/upload/. 7ff2a0bb9dc61d8c7a8767475692813cc0cee08e 6 17 38 2019-02-24T23:23:05Z Arkiver 3 From https://archive.org/upload/ after dragging files to the window or selecting files for upload. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == From https://archive.org/upload/ after dragging files to the window or selecting files for upload. 5b03f26266f3a10d6084bf3d76274188f37b6a6a 0 18 40 2019-02-24T23:36:27Z Arkiver 3 Created page with "The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. == Web == File:upload-metadata.png|thum..." wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. == Web == [[File:upload-metadata.png|thumb|The metadata creation page for a new item.]] The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [[archive.org]] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [[etree.org]] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Addition metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 935193e36164a165cf635ad21d593e2cc17aaf22 46 40 2019-02-24T23:46:42Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Upload]] to [[Uploading]] wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. == Web == [[File:upload-metadata.png|thumb|The metadata creation page for a new item.]] The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [[archive.org]] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [[etree.org]] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Addition metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 935193e36164a165cf635ad21d593e2cc17aaf22 0 19 42 2019-02-24T23:39:18Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Internet Archive APIs]] to [[API]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[API]] 35780bce446627352dae6861aaa410a8875e151a 0 20 44 2019-02-24T23:39:57Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Internet Archive Statues]] to [[Statues]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Statues]] afd49efe89a27cebee4906338100addbced21b39 0 21 47 2019-02-24T23:46:42Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Upload]] to [[Uploading]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Uploading]] 9b0624603573a9728e879eaa71de1a877478bb2d 0 22 48 2019-02-24T23:55:28Z Arkiver 3 Created page with "Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not Deleted items|dele..." wikitext text/x-wiki Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not [[Deleted items|deleted]], so an item can be restored later. == Reasons == Two reasons are the main cause for an item to be made dark, either a violation of the [[Terms of Service]] or the item being a test item and possibly being in the [[test collection]]. === Violation of ToS == Violation of the Terms of Service happens mostly for users that are not directly affiliated to the Internet Archive. Violations include: * TODO === Other === Another reason an item can be made dark is because the data in the item is bad or invalid. This usually happens in case of automated recording [[projects]]. During this projects a possibility exists of gathering bad data, for example in case the source stream is down or is transmitting bad data. In this case the item with the bad data can be made dark, so the bad data is made unaccessible. b7761d999900e6ca11e08e65e74f395fe8530875 49 48 2019-02-24T23:55:50Z Arkiver 3 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not [[Deleted items|deleted]], so an item can be restored later. == Reasons == Two reasons are the main cause for an item to be made dark, either a violation of the [[Terms of Service]] or the item being a test item and possibly being in the [[test collection]]. === Violation of ToS == Violation of the Terms of Service happens mostly for users that are not directly affiliated to the Internet Archive. Violations include: * TODO === Other === Another reason an item can be made dark is because the data in the item is bad or invalid. This usually happens in case of automated recording [[projects]]. During this projects a possibility exists of gathering bad data, for example in case the source stream is down or is transmitting bad data. In this case the item with the bad data can be made dark, so the bad data is made [[Unaccessible item|unaccessible]]. 39317295faf803312345dc376af0926e8c43c41b 50 49 2019-02-24T23:55:58Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Dark items]] to [[Dark item]] wikitext text/x-wiki Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not [[Deleted items|deleted]], so an item can be restored later. == Reasons == Two reasons are the main cause for an item to be made dark, either a violation of the [[Terms of Service]] or the item being a test item and possibly being in the [[test collection]]. === Violation of ToS == Violation of the Terms of Service happens mostly for users that are not directly affiliated to the Internet Archive. Violations include: * TODO === Other === Another reason an item can be made dark is because the data in the item is bad or invalid. This usually happens in case of automated recording [[projects]]. During this projects a possibility exists of gathering bad data, for example in case the source stream is down or is transmitting bad data. In this case the item with the bad data can be made dark, so the bad data is made [[Unaccessible item|unaccessible]]. 39317295faf803312345dc376af0926e8c43c41b 0 23 51 2019-02-24T23:55:59Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[Dark items]] to [[Dark item]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Dark item]] a65ca942cfed69aa03fe3a01840ecb6601576912 0 24 52 2019-02-24T23:56:56Z Arkiver 3 Create redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Deleted item]] 130629c6fd6066ef3df45dede816ec2c745fdf5b 0 22 53 50 2019-02-24T23:57:55Z Arkiver 3 Fix header wikitext text/x-wiki Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not [[Deleted items|deleted]], so an item can be restored later. == Reasons == Two reasons are the main cause for an item to be made dark, either a violation of the [[Terms of Service]] or the item being a test item and possibly being in the [[test collection]]. === Violation of ToS === Violation of the Terms of Service happens mostly for users that are not directly affiliated to the Internet Archive. Violations include: * TODO === Other === Another reason an item can be made dark is because the data in the item is bad or invalid. This usually happens in case of automated recording [[projects]]. During this projects a possibility exists of gathering bad data, for example in case the source stream is down or is transmitting bad data. In this case the item with the bad data can be made dark, so the bad data is made [[Unaccessible item|unaccessible]]. 6e54ca48a31ad8ce52b81c3e483712026470ece7 0 25 54 2019-02-25T00:14:59Z Arkiver 3 Created page with "The website of [[Internet Archive]] has a catalog page which can be found at https://archive.org/catalog.php. On this page statistics can be found on running [[Task|tasks]], a..." wikitext text/x-wiki The website of [[Internet Archive]] has a catalog page which can be found at https://archive.org/catalog.php. On this page statistics can be found on running [[Task|tasks]], and an [[administrator|admin]] can select tasks to be restarted in case of an error. == Color rows == Statistics on the catalog page contain information on the number of [[Green row|green]], [[Red row|red]], [[Blue row|blue]], [[Brown row|brown]], [[Magenta row|magenta]] and [[Purple row|purple]] rows in small table in the upper-left corner named "Legend and row counts". Each color row shows a certain state a task is in: * green: waiting to run, * blue: currently running, * red: error encountered, * brown: parked or paused, * magenta: other and * purple: finished. == Commands == {{Further|Command}} == Special pages == Interesting catalog pages include the justme page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?justme=1, which shows all tasks from the current logged in users, and the whereami page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?whereami=1, which shows a list of all currently running [[derive.php]] tasks for all users. d1519ef03f810b3a390754b7e144b2bc12dda052 55 54 2019-02-25T00:16:38Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[The Catalog]] to [[Catalog]] wikitext text/x-wiki The website of [[Internet Archive]] has a catalog page which can be found at https://archive.org/catalog.php. On this page statistics can be found on running [[Task|tasks]], and an [[administrator|admin]] can select tasks to be restarted in case of an error. == Color rows == Statistics on the catalog page contain information on the number of [[Green row|green]], [[Red row|red]], [[Blue row|blue]], [[Brown row|brown]], [[Magenta row|magenta]] and [[Purple row|purple]] rows in small table in the upper-left corner named "Legend and row counts". Each color row shows a certain state a task is in: * green: waiting to run, * blue: currently running, * red: error encountered, * brown: parked or paused, * magenta: other and * purple: finished. == Commands == {{Further|Command}} == Special pages == Interesting catalog pages include the justme page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?justme=1, which shows all tasks from the current logged in users, and the whereami page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?whereami=1, which shows a list of all currently running [[derive.php]] tasks for all users. d1519ef03f810b3a390754b7e144b2bc12dda052 0 26 56 2019-02-25T00:16:39Z Arkiver 3 Arkiver moved page [[The Catalog]] to [[Catalog]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Catalog]] d1b10498dec1d224e674ed67a0d9a223768b8d8d 0 13 57 45 2019-03-01T17:18:32Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[Text|texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === == Texts == === Movies === === Software === == Web == === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 6eea61df6f78c838fdd3ee1016e65292ba45a8e9 58 57 2019-03-01T17:18:58Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[Text|texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 0c915bd04d797b7ea866604c4b4020b139fc5574 2 27 59 2019-03-19T19:25:55Z Jessamyn 6 created! wikitext text/x-wiki Hi -- I've been an Open Library person since the beginning. I worked there officially for a few years and now mostly help printdisabled people get access to the Internet archive's resources. I know how a lot of thigns work and wrote most of the help pages and the FAQ for Open Library. 147dcb8c8c16aa8b1874fa5e1c50918b89783c55 3 28 60 2019-03-19T19:27:53Z Jessamyn 6 Created page with "Don't. Just send me an email. username at gmail." wikitext text/x-wiki Don't. Just send me an email. username at gmail. 49766cadb398ca321dd7de2ef4720562f623ac0a 4 5 61 19 2019-05-12T23:43:25Z Japharl 7 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Internet Archive Statues|Statues]] * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[Internet Archive APIs|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <Big>legal considerations</big> * Collections legal responsibility * Public domain collections * Live music * Historical software * Legal inquiries <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 2521862a8c725dbaf929b31c37a8525c85befa02 62 61 2019-05-14T05:17:38Z Jscott 4 We are not going to discuss legal stuff here, we're not lawyers. Some tangential subjects make sense, though. wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Internet Archive Statues|Statues]] * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects (Credit Union, Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[Internet Archive APIs|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 4aab5ec0e7522f51fb1bd39840a6ff6c3cf5d57d 97 62 2019-06-18T20:17:36Z Hook54321 13 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Internet Archive Statues|Statues]] * History of Brewster Kahle and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[Internet Archive APIs|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly Upload (web-based or command-line tool) 77b220fb7571d5120d99eab28991e3b54bfc758d 4 29 63 2019-05-18T18:22:03Z Jscott 4 Created page with "The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archiv..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archive, or of the Archive, that in your mind there seems to be nothing obvious written about in general. We can always combine or delete later. More is better. === Lists of URLs ==== For a given subject, be it a physical object or a general concept. It can't hurt to simply google the heck out of things and make a URL list for the subject, that will eventually morph to references. === Start Listing Collections or Items of Interest on the Archive === Putting together something about a range of items on the archive and beginning a guide to what to find on the archive would be good. Especially helpful as you find items of documentation to link to. === Find and Upload Illustrations === Photographs and Illustrations of the Archive's many aspects would be incredibly helpful. === Bring in More Editors === Assembling a team of active collaborators makes the wiki stronger. Help me find more passionate folks who want to make the Archive better by making it better documented. 026eb0e102a521901edbd3570cd935be543e95bc 64 63 2019-05-18T18:22:19Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archive, or of the Archive, that in your mind there seems to be nothing obvious written about in general. We can always combine or delete later. More is better. === Lists of URLs ==== For a given subject, be it a physical object or a general concept. It can't hurt to simply google the heck out of things and make a URL list for the subject, that will eventually morph to references. === Start Listing Collections or Items of Interest on the Archive === Putting together something about a range of items on the archive and beginning a guide to what to find on the archive would be good. Especially helpful as you find items of documentation to link to. === Find and Upload Illustrations === Photographs and Illustrations of the Archive's many aspects would be incredibly helpful. === Bring in More Editors === Assembling a team of active collaborators makes the wiki stronger. Help me find more passionate folks who want to make the Archive better by making it better documented. 1f378262fb7bf2281d271a32ae944088a5e2cb55 65 64 2019-05-18T18:44:13Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archive, or of the Archive, that in your mind there seems to be nothing obvious written about in general. We can always combine or delete later. More is better. === Lists of URLs === For a given subject, be it a physical object or a general concept. It can't hurt to simply google the heck out of things and make a URL list for the subject, that will eventually morph to references. === Start Listing Collections or Items of Interest on the Archive === Putting together something about a range of items on the archive and beginning a guide to what to find on the archive would be good. Especially helpful as you find items of documentation to link to. === Find and Upload Illustrations === Photographs and Illustrations of the Archive's many aspects would be incredibly helpful. === Bring in More Editors === Assembling a team of active collaborators makes the wiki stronger. Help me find more passionate folks who want to make the Archive better by making it better documented. e1e4702146aa725b02f97b1473efb5a53d95313b 0 30 66 2019-05-21T23:06:12Z Ealgase 10 create page wikitext text/x-wiki The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * Alexa Internet donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs their own crawls to grab popular webpages. * The "Save Page Now" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's ArchiveBot is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. cde77e83b9d3cb654341f9293bee069f3c34168d 0 31 67 2019-06-14T07:45:49Z Hook54321 13 Created page with "Archive-It is a subscription-based service ran by the Internet Archive that allows partners to initiate, manage, and organize web crawls. Lots of Archive-It partners are unive..." wikitext text/x-wiki Archive-It is a subscription-based service ran by the Internet Archive that allows partners to initiate, manage, and organize web crawls. Lots of Archive-It partners are universities, non-profits, and government organizations. 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There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] af62639e3eb98dca6e6f5a2d743da6b099eef49d 69 68 2019-06-14T08:24:28Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] * [https://archive.org/details/world_periodicals World Periodicals] e56caa4a0ac02088a34ca15d5045e651388cb340 70 69 2019-06-14T22:49:20Z Hook54321 13 added some collections wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/computer-magazine-rack Computer Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/slovenecomputermagazines Slovene Computer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanishmisc Miscellaneous Spanish Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/knittingmagazines Knitting Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/magazines_russian Russian-Language Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] * [https://archive.org/details/world_periodicals World Periodicals] 7aceab67d8b5d625f5a050318c7b147538451ab8 76 70 2019-06-18T16:11:15Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] [https://archive.org/details/compute-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1987-12-compute-magazine">] ** [https://archive.org/details/computer-magazine-rack Computer Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/slovenecomputermagazines Slovene Computer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanishmisc Miscellaneous Spanish Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/knittingmagazines Knitting Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/magazines_russian Russian-Language Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] * [https://archive.org/details/world_periodicals World Periodicals] c1cbf6736db84ddfe8a6d9dbc9a0740813a41593 77 76 2019-06-18T16:25:33Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. 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Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. 95825c3ba6f6c7ea3e367172c86b6b1fdd72713a 8 34 73 2019-06-18T16:01:45Z JRWR 1 Created page with " #Leave this line exactly as it is<pre> #Put regular expression fragments (just the part that goes between the //) below #These will be matched with the URLs of external (hotl..." wikitext text/x-wiki #Leave this line exactly as it is<pre> #Put regular expression fragments (just the part that goes between the //) below #These will be matched with the URLs of external (hotlinked) images #Those that match will be displayed as images, otherwise only a link to the image will be shown #Lines beginning with # are treated as comments #This is case-insensitive ^http://.*?\.archive\.org/ #Put all regex fragments above this line. 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Final_Letter_1997-01_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap-program-disks">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Clubbed_Issue_1_Autumn_1998_1998_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Action_Replay_Pokes_Booklet_1991-04_Future_Publishing_GB_supplement_issue_07">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/atariexplorer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Explorer_1986-12_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ataristuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_ST_User_Issue_067_1991-09_Europress_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/stamigaformat <img 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[https://archive.org/details/8000-plus-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000-plus-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000plus <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000_Plus_Issue_001_1986-10_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/80micro <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80_Micro_1982-08_1001001_US">] [https://archive.org/details/80usmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-U.S._Volume_VI_Number_01_1983-01_80-Northwest_Publishing_US">] [https://archive.org/details/CPU-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU-magazine-1983-10">] [https://archive.org/details/DPK_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/DPK_2000_01_02">] [https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img 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[https://archive.org/details/8000-plus-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000-plus-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000plus <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000_Plus_Issue_001_1986-10_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/80micro <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80_Micro_1982-08_1001001_US">] [https://archive.org/details/80usmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-U.S._Volume_VI_Number_01_1983-01_80-Northwest_Publishing_US">] [https://archive.org/details/CPU-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU-magazine-1984-07">] [https://archive.org/details/DPK_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/DPK_2000_01_02">] [https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NuovaElettronica_Extra_Handbookvol1">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Home_Computer_Course <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Home_Computer_Advanced_Course_01">] [https://archive.org/details/ZX-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZX-computing-1982-08">] [https://archive.org/details/acorn-programs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/acorn-programs-1983-12">] [https://archive.org/details/acornprograms <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_Programs_1984-01_ECC_Publication_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/acornuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_User_Number_026_1984-09_Redwood_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/aktueller-software-markt <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Aktueller_Software_Markt_-_Ausgabe_1986.03">] [https://archive.org/details/amazing-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-computing-magazine-030">] [https://archive.org/details/amstrad-action-magazine <img 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img 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[https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) 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[https://archive.org/details/your-dover-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-dover-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [https://archive.org/details/your-medway-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-medway-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [https://archive.org/details/your-sandwich-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-sandwich-issue-102-2011-05-25">] [https://archive.org/details/your-shepway <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-shepway-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [https://archive.org/details/your-swale <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-swale-issue-102-2009-08-26">] d3711132f7a32bc9b8cbb700eebf559253ba0890 4 5 103 97 2019-06-19T01:37:15Z Hook54321 13 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding Metadata * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) 13e930e29e552a43b8e72e844122ecce69964338 114 103 2019-06-26T07:12:08Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making a Useful Object * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) 4f03ed96014562eef7e7edd4b252b3cd65133764 126 114 2019-06-27T07:50:08Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) 633e19b44abc186abb57d6ddf569709d4702890e 127 126 2019-06-28T03:06:17Z Xarph 18 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] 6d39eafba425b6e05bbe9842057e28db80bf16af 142 127 2020-05-29T06:56:14Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially Partner Collections * Prominent Collections * Open Collections <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] e271a9408406ca02d192ffb1bd4df2a4d34fa72c 10 42 104 2019-06-19T02:30:36Z Eientei95 12 Created page with "[https://archive.org/details/{{{1|{{{id|}}} <img src="https://archive.org/download/{{{1|{{{id|}}}/logo_header.jpg">]" wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1|{{{id|}}} <img src="https://archive.org/download/{{{1|{{{id|}}}/logo_header.jpg">] 3665d3ecdbeb06a4b5da95257cc3f08e2e762115 105 104 2019-06-19T02:31:48Z Eientei95 12 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1|{{{id|}}}}}} <img src="https://archive.org/download/{{{1|{{{id|}}}}}}/logo_header.jpg">] 7b6391fcfcb96dcd423f6a757e968945b8e44135 0 43 106 2019-06-19T08:31:44Z RetroRomper 16 Created page with "At the Internet Archive, OCR is automatically applied to (any set of) Image and PDF files as part of their processing when they're uploaded, using a server side instance of th..." wikitext text/x-wiki At the Internet Archive, OCR is automatically applied to (any set of) Image and PDF files as part of their processing when they're uploaded, using a server side instance of the ABBYY FineReader 11.0 (Extended OCR) engine. b7a8ee7a311e7c30019cf5c517f37ad9dce429e8 0 44 107 2019-06-19T08:36:42Z RetroRomper 16 Created page with "Per Jason Scott: 600dpi scans, with names that go in order no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Upload to archive. It..." wikitext text/x-wiki Per Jason Scott: 600dpi scans, with names that go in order no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Upload to archive. It will do the rest. 2d5d042431cdf0fd27a7bacf0fb44c37a2298c99 108 107 2019-06-19T08:39:19Z RetroRomper 16 wikitext text/x-wiki Per Jason Scott: 600dpi scans, with names that go in order no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Upload to archive. It will do the rest. Automated PDF Creation No full pre-processing or creation of PDFs is required, because if you put your image files into a .cbz file with a certain naming scheme it'll handle it. 8e7ab6568fb503656630ea687fa19cddc734045c 109 108 2019-06-19T08:39:36Z RetroRomper 16 wikitext text/x-wiki Per Jason Scott: 600dpi scans, with names that go in order no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Upload to archive. It will do the rest. Automated PDF Creation No full pre-processing or creation of PDFs is required, because if you put your image files into a .cbz file with a certain naming scheme it'll handle it. d188e128585b352bfae0c33f5deda6438522279f 110 109 2019-06-19T08:39:40Z Jscott 4 Jscott moved page [[Scanning Stanards and Process]] to [[Scanning Standards and Process]] wikitext text/x-wiki Per Jason Scott: 600dpi scans, with names that go in order no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Upload to archive. It will do the rest. Automated PDF Creation No full pre-processing or creation of PDFs is required, because if you put your image files into a .cbz file with a certain naming scheme it'll handle it. d188e128585b352bfae0c33f5deda6438522279f 112 110 2019-06-19T08:52:24Z RetroRomper 16 wikitext text/x-wiki Suggested Scanning Standards * Scan at least 600dpi, if you can and your scanner properly supports it. * Use names for images no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) * Do not use compressed or lossy image formats: use TIFF, but .PNG if it isn't an option. * Putting that scan into a .zip does the compression work, and also lets the items within be used again and again in different programs. * Preferably, zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Little to no additional processing is required as after upload to Archive.org, server side processes will do the rest. Automated PDF Creation No pre-processing or creation of PDFs from any format is required: image files placed into a .cbz with a specific naming scheme will be automatically converted. On Formats * A .cbz of high resolution scans is better than a .pdf. 01d0b821031165e622fc99de2566d21769692bf8 0 45 111 2019-06-19T08:39:40Z Jscott 4 Jscott moved page [[Scanning Stanards and Process]] to [[Scanning Standards and Process]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Scanning Standards and Process]] d494a5d36a26f41e1c728f7b1ebd12621ad945aa 2 46 113 2019-06-25T03:21:25Z JesseW 17 Created page with "A collector of unconsidered trifles." wikitext text/x-wiki A collector of unconsidered trifles. 7550280df8d9c03388ab0b3b68af3add74490056 0 47 115 2019-06-26T07:14:01Z JesseW 17 start off page, document mobygames magic wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there. 6830c93eaf22aab5e91ca44f29b46c127ab9de34 116 115 2019-06-26T07:21:01Z Jscott 4 /* Magic */ wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) == Unusual == ;ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. e08f7ddfcec2d0e3be54e90c1e21c47a7e52bf02 117 116 2019-06-26T07:34:42Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. === Clearly System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". ; mediatype : Currently *movies*, *texts*, *audio*, *software*, *data*, and *web* each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by _publicdate_ and _addeddate_). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. _Mostly deprecated_. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) == Unusual == ;ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. 23ce516bd2222605db4847b02a5f893f97f60b4a 118 117 2019-06-26T07:47:39Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. === Clearly System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) == Unusual == ;ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. 68d8c94b7bfaac49dcca0990c3059f164d48aa07 119 118 2019-06-26T07:55:07Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === Clearly System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) == Unusual == ;ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. a5bc789764a00adad8a91d9c0721bc5417ba33dd 120 119 2019-06-26T07:57:23Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === Clearly System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 6144ba7fd610734af058bc62f472fb4d57e4ceb8 121 120 2019-06-26T16:04:18Z JesseW 17 /* Clearly System-Reserved */ more notes about collection wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === Clearly System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection(s) the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". An item can be in multiple collections (TODO: what's the syntax?). Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users, or geo-blocked. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 8dd9970d2958e82e380827cfe2c981cc6897cdf9 122 121 2019-06-27T07:34:00Z Jscott 4 /* Clearly System-Reserved */ wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; identifier : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. Only one identifier can exist, and it never changes. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection(s) the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". An item can be in multiple collections (TODO: what's the syntax?). Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users, or geo-blocked. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 028794efe6467a8db265919ea59600b2a8ea25c6 0 48 123 2019-06-27T07:37:10Z Jscott 4 Created page with "The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, wit..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. b0ff1b3c627124e3c281f360e826678422b27cbe 124 123 2019-06-27T07:39:52Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. 3b2341ec2eaee4d60b91f14407a302f7f4079172 125 124 2019-06-27T07:41:02Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. Items can be grouped together into '''collections'', which are simply internal lists of items. (It is also possible for a collection to be put underneath another collection, making it a "sub-collection". To make things even more confusing, the Archive considers each collection an Item. ac7fd62b13e425c61a9b3c296923bcc377dd97eb 0 49 128 2019-06-28T03:10:26Z Xarph 18 Created page with "Here is where we can put little bash functions and other components that can be used to glue workflows together. === Generate a unique identifier based on provided input ===..." wikitext text/x-wiki Here is where we can put little bash functions and other components that can be used to glue workflows together. === Generate a unique identifier based on provided input === <nowiki>#!/bin/bash function make_ia_identifier { # squish out everything that isn't alphanumeric, _, -, or . IDENTIFIER=$(echo "$1" | tr -cd "[:alnum:]-_."); # crop it to 64 characters IDENTIFIER="${IDENTIFIER:0:64}"; # check IA for duplicate STUBBY=0; until check_ia_identifier "$IDENTIFIER"; do IDENTIFIER="$IDENTIFIER$STUBBY"; STUBBY=$((STUBBY += 1)); sleep 1; done; return $IDENTIFIER } function check_ia_identifier { ia metadata -e "$1" if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then return 0 fi return 1 } make_ia_identifier "$1"</nowiki> 4d47220ad204a9db8158532f69877f15685fd85f 0 50 129 2020-03-23T12:55:35Z Archivologist 21 Placeholder page - tutorials to follow. wikitext text/x-wiki This is a quick placeholder page for an upcoming series of tutorials on scraping sites using javascript & python to speed up the process of adding metadata to large numbers of items. For example, let's say you have a collection of 30,000 C64 demos, and you want to link them with individual pages on CSDB and pull across the metadata into the archive. How would you achieve something like that without going insane? I'm gonna tell you soon, unless I die of Coronavirus! e14452a8f958bf6971c5186d25e5f355a3ad64a1 0 51 130 2020-05-28T22:19:00Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with uploading items. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/..." wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with uploading items. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. *Required.* * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. * <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' * <code>texts</code> * <code>audio</code> * <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. * <code>image</code> * <code>software</code> * <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. * If you want ["Community Texts"](https://archive.org/details/opensource), use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' * If you want ["Community Audio"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio), use <code>opensource_audio</code>. * If you want ["Community Video"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies), use <code>opensource_movies</code>. * If you want ["Community Data"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_media), use <code>opensource_media</code>. * If you want ["Community Images"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_image), use <code>opensource_image</code>. * If you want ["Community Software"](https://archive.org/details/open_source_software), use <code>open_source_software</code>. * If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlighting> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlighting> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. a70d86bffcbfda8dfbf9571592182392de00f640 131 130 2020-05-28T22:20:53Z Lethargilistic 22 /* DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA */ wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with uploading items. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. *Required.* * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>texts</code> ** <code>audio</code> ** <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>image</code> ** <code>software</code> ** <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. ** If you want ["Community Texts"](https://archive.org/details/opensource), use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want ["Community Audio"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio), use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want ["Community Video"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies), use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want ["Community Data"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_media), use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want ["Community Images"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_image), use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want ["Community Software"](https://archive.org/details/open_source_software), use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlighting> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlighting> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. cdece2cd79b7609808037904e1302dce0b173558 133 131 2020-05-29T00:05:43Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. *Required.* * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>texts</code> ** <code>audio</code> ** <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>image</code> ** <code>software</code> ** <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. ** If you want ["Community Texts"](https://archive.org/details/opensource), use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want ["Community Audio"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio), use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want ["Community Video"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies), use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want ["Community Data"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_media), use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want ["Community Images"](https://archive.org/details/opensource_image), use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want ["Community Software"](https://archive.org/details/open_source_software), use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlighting> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlighting> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. 606270425bacf665b2473c5edce1f956a3607045 135 133 2020-05-29T01:03:14Z Lethargilistic 22 /* DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA */ wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. *Required.* * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>texts</code> ** <code>audio</code> ** <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>image</code> ** <code>software</code> ** <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlighting> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlighting> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. 05b4398178ad8e0e85ec97f1f5b92e61eb5c8d30 136 135 2020-05-29T01:04:18Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Updating metadata */ wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. *Required.* * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. *Required.* * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>texts</code> ** <code>audio</code> ** <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>image</code> ** <code>software</code> ** <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. 67e3a2ec5ac78651f6ef84178338ce2ee567b400 140 136 2020-05-29T06:52:14Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Uploading with metadata */ wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>mediatype</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>data</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>texts</code> ** <code>audio</code> ** <code>movies</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>image</code> ** <code>software</code> ** <code>web</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the collections everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. 450acb3d5c884e82bc81d5af9edd354d0bc8446a 141 140 2020-05-29T06:54:06Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[text]]s</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movie]]s</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. 83671599a7b50defb59a701f331ba0ba724911b6 0 18 132 46 2020-05-28T23:59:35Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. == Web == The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [[archive.org]] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [[etree.org]] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Additional metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == :See also: [[Uploading With Python]] An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 96d9147fd90250638aef9faad996299f071fb9c0 0 52 134 2020-05-29T00:59:05Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "'''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States'..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States' public domain and accept submissions in any language. These recordings are in turn donated to the public domain. LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. LibriVox was inspired by AKMA’s audio volunteer project creating an audiobook of ''Free Culture'' by Lawrence Lessig. As of 2020, they have produced more than 10,000 releases. Their website is [https://librivox.org librivox.org]. They have [https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Main_Page a companion wiki] with contribution guides. They operate out of [https://forum.librivox.org/ a forum], where people are free to join any projects or ask questions. If you want to volunteer, you should start by reading [https://librivox.org/pages/volunteer-for-librivox/ the volunteer landing page]. Their audio files and website are hosted by the [[Internet Archive]] and all of their recordings are listed in [https://archive.org/details/librivoxaudio "The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection"] on the Archive. That collection includes more than just their official releases; for example, the first available recording is a [https://archive.org/details/librivoxbackgroundaug_19_2005 statement by Hugh McGuire]. The first LibriVox release was ''[https://archive.org/details/international_episode/internationalepisode_1_james.mp3 An International Episode]'' by Henry James. ==What LibriVox does== LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then release the audio files back onto the net for free. All their audio is in the public domain, so you may use it for whatever purpose you wish. Please note: Their readers are free to choose the books they wish to record. LibriVox sees itself as a library of audiobooks. Because the books they read are in the public domain, their readers and listeners should be aware that many of them are very old, and may contain language or express notions that are antiquated at best, offending at worst. ==The LibriVox public domain== LibriVox is an international project, with volunteer readers and listeners from all over the world, and they record and make available texts in many languages. Copyright laws differ from country to country, and a work that is in the public domain in one country is not necessarily public domain in another. They depend on US law as a matter of practicality and as a result of legal suggestions from various people. The main reasons that they must use US laws include: * the domain name LibriVox.org is registered in the USA * their website is hosted in the USA * all they audio files are hosted in the USA * the vast majority of their source texts come from Project Gutenberg, which does the (arduous) legal work to assure public domain status in the USA. * it is impossible for them to verify the copyright status of every work in every country, or even many countries Under US law, the public domain includes all works published a certain number of years in the past. As of 2020, the public domain cut-off is 1924. If a work was published before 1923, then they will accept it. Works that are naturally in the public domain because they were uncopyrightable to begin with are also acceptable, such as documents published by the United States government. Note also, that a translation is considered a new work, and its copyright status is determined by the year of publication of the translation, not the original work. The LibriVox public domain is somewhat more restrictive than the totality of the American public domain. For example, they do not allow volunteers to do the research to determine if a work entered the public domain because its copyright holder did not renew the copyright. In such a case, the text must have been vetted and published by Project Gutenberg before a volunteer would be allowed to read it for Librivox. Works that were donated to the public domain by their authors, such as via a CC0 license, are discouraged and perhaps forbidden. There have only been a few exceptions, such as a reading of [https://archive.org/details/openlibraryvision "The Open Library"] by [[Brewster Kahle]]. That was one of the first LibriVox recordings ever published, so it's more of an informal anomaly. ==Volunteering== Volunteering for LibriVox is easy and does not require any experience with recording or audio engineering or acting or public speaking. All you need is a computer, a microphone, some free recording software, and your own voice. They accept all volunteers in all languages, with all kinds of accents. You’re welcome to volunteer to read any language you speak, as long as you can make yourself understood in it. You don’t need to audition, but they do suggest a 1-Minute Test recording just to check your setup. They’ll accept you no matter what you sound like. ==Listening== All LibriVox recordings are available on the LibriVox website, but its search system is very basic. When you find an interesting audiobook, you'll realize that you must play each track separately. Listening via the Internet Archive's [[items]] for each audiobook is a superior experience. Each audiobook's page on the LibriVox website links out to the Internet Archive item, and vice-versa. 07374cc24290d40d551ce88198ef1e585fddf472 0 53 137 2020-05-29T03:22:37Z Lethargilistic 22 Basic info and justifications. Incorporated some stuff I contributed to Wikipedia's Internet Archive article the other day, wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Or June 30, 2020, if the COVID pandemic is over before then, but it will not be. [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. [[Jason Scott]] helmed that email address personally during the first weeks and was taking down books within minutes of receiving emails. ==References== <references/> 6757056a8306578ede644841a0c110efbfd0de4e 0 8 138 43 2020-05-29T06:32:43Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). The statue is not compulsory. [[Brewster Kahle]] had the idea for the statues after seeing the Terracotta Warrior statues in China. He proposed the idea of creating the statues to Nuala Creed, who was initially hesitant. Six months later, she created a statue of Kahle. He enjoyed it, so she kept producing them. The statues are stoneware. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] * [https://archive.org/details/TheInternetArchivistsFinalCutBoostedSound Documentary about the statues]. ==The Statues== * [[Brewster Kahle]] * [[Jason Scott]] * Andrea Mills * Aaron Ximm * Alexis Rossi * Jacques Cressaty * Tracey Jaquith ===Friends=== * [[Aaron Swartz]] (Friend) * [[John Perry Barlow]] (Friend) * Ted Nelson (Friend) a00e8fe8660eebd7b2890286df62355dfc496d41 148 138 2020-05-29T07:01:13Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). The statue is not compulsory. [[Brewster Kahle]] had the idea for the statues after seeing the Terracotta Warrior statues in China. He proposed the idea of creating the statues to Nuala Creed, who was initially hesitant. Six months later, she created a statue of Kahle. He enjoyed it, so she kept producing them. The statues are stoneware. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] * [https://archive.org/details/TheInternetArchivistsFinalCutBoostedSound Documentary about the statues]. ==The Statues== * [[Brewster Kahle]] * [[Jason Scott]] * Andrea Mills * Aaron Ximm * Alexis Rossi * Jacques Cressaty * Tracey Jaquith ===Friends=== * [[Aaron Swartz]] (Friend) * [[John Perry Barlow]] (Friend) * Ted Nelson (Friend) [[Category:Meatspace]] a85f12d2d7e63d777226007278253254755b2b89 0 6 139 15 2020-05-29T06:34:45Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] bf817f543daac42c849697439772a1d7792e88bb 143 139 2020-05-29T06:58:08Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] [[Category:People]] 6e895b686af99e8f9b19daaa3644d78ddbc27a22 0 3 144 39 2020-05-29T06:58:35Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] 300 Funston Avenue is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). === History === Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. === Function === Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. === Reading Room Fire === [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. === Trivia === On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. === Related Links === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] [[Category:Meatspace]] 20b517bd4768e3a978831364728ac2db7e847591 14 54 145 2020-05-29T06:59:13Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "This category contains articles about topics that exist in the physical realm; i.e., Meatspace." wikitext text/x-wiki This category contains articles about topics that exist in the physical realm; i.e., Meatspace. cdc8092c607c8568fb8ffeb2d0f7ed8158b607b1 14 55 146 2020-05-29T06:59:58Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Human beings." wikitext text/x-wiki Human beings. 8c85c8f1701e273eba1bb6c1dd33cd42651ef0ed 147 146 2020-05-29T07:00:10Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Human beings. 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=== Computer Magazines at Internet Archive === === Commodore Computers (VIC-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Amiga) === [https://archive.org/details/64er_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/64er_sonderheft_29">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-computing-magazine-076">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-world-1989-10">] [https://archive.org/details/amigabyte <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaByte-Ristampe">] [https://archive.org/details/amigactive <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigActive_Issue_01_1999-10_Pinprint_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigadownunder <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Down_Under_Issue_07_1994-04_Fromont_Holdings_NZ">] [https://archive.org/details/amigafever <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Fever_Issue_01_1998-12_Protovision_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigaformatmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AF_Backstage_Issue_058_1994-04_Future_Publishing_GB_subscribers_newsletter">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainformer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Informer_The_Issue_03_1996-08_Eldritch_Enterprises_US">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainsiderde <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Insider_No._01_2004_SEMI-Werbung_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigajokergerman <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaJoker198911">] [https://archive.org/details/amigamagazineitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga-Magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/amigapointofview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Point_of_View_Issue_1_2003-12-13_abime.net">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-044">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Total_Amiga_Issue_15_Summer_2003_2003_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-format-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/atariexplorer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Explorer_1986-12_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ataristuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_ST_User_Issue_067_1991-09_Europress_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/stamigaformat <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ST_Amiga_Format_Issue_01_1988-07_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/start-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/STart-Magazine-Issue-01">] [https://archive.org/details/stformatmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ST_Format_Issue_000_1989-07_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/stlog_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ST_Log_Magazine_Issue_18">] [https://archive.org/details/antic-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1982-04-anticmagazine">] === Miscellaneous === [https://archive.org/details/6502-micro-journal <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/micro-6502-journal-23">] [https://archive.org/details/68microjournal <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/68micro-vol-01-num-02">] [https://archive.org/details/80-microcomputing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-microcomputing-magazine-1980-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000-plus-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000-plus-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000plus <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000_Plus_Issue_001_1986-10_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/80micro <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80_Micro_1982-08_1001001_US">] [https://archive.org/details/80usmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-U.S._Volume_VI_Number_01_1983-01_80-Northwest_Publishing_US">] [https://archive.org/details/CPU-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU-magazine-1984-07">] [https://archive.org/details/DPK_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/DPK_2000_01_02">] [https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NuovaElettronica_Extra_Handbookvol1">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Home_Computer_Course <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Home_Computer_Advanced_Course_01">] [https://archive.org/details/ZX-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZX-computing-1982-08">] [https://archive.org/details/acorn-programs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/acorn-programs-1983-12">] [https://archive.org/details/acornprograms <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_Programs_1984-01_ECC_Publication_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/acornuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_User_Number_026_1984-09_Redwood_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/aktueller-software-markt <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Aktueller_Software_Markt_-_Ausgabe_1986.03">] [https://archive.org/details/amazing-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-computing-magazine-030">] [https://archive.org/details/amstrad-action-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amstrad-action-001">] [https://archive.org/details/amstrad_computer_user <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmstradComputerUser01-0884">] [https://archive.org/details/amtix-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amtix-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/analog-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/analog-computing-magazine-52">] [https://archive.org/details/analog-computing-magazine-inserts <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/analog-computing-magazine-inserts-01">] [https://archive.org/details/anticsamigaplus <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Antics_AMIGA_Plus_Volume_1_Number_1_1989-05_Antic_Publishing_US">] [https://archive.org/details/apple2000 <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Apple_2000_Souvenir_Edition_1980-1990_1990_BASUG_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/applicando <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Applicando_001">] [https://archive.org/details/asm_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/asm_magazine-1986-04">] [https://archive.org/details/australianapplereview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Australian_Apple_Review_The_Vol_1_No_1_1983-10_Gareth_Powell_AU">] [https://archive.org/details/australiancommodoreamigareview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Annual_1990_Saturday_Magazine_AU">] [https://archive.org/details/baronsmicrocomputing <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Barons_MicroComputing_Reports_Vol._1_No._04_1983-10_Computer_Information_Resources_US">] [https://archive.org/details/bbsmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/BBS_Magazine_Volume_3_Number_05_1992-05_Callers_Digest_US">] [https://archive.org/details/bit_rivista <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Bit_001">] [https://archive.org/details/blacklisted411 <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Blacklisted411-Volume2Issue3">] [https://archive.org/details/boardwatchmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Boardwatch1993-03">] [https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/198610ByteMagazineVol1111InsideTheIBMPC">] [https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-rescans <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/byte-magazine-1977-03-rescan">] [https://archive.org/details/c-lehti <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/C-Lehti-1987-1">] [https://archive.org/details/c16plus4handbook <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/C16_Plus_4_Handbook_Issue_01_1986-02_HD_Services_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/cdimagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CD-i_Magazine_Issue_02_1993_Haymarket_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/cdinteractief <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CD_Interactief_Volume_01_Issue_01_1994-10_Haarlems_Uitgeef_Bedrijf_NL">] [https://archive.org/details/celifestyles <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ce-lifestyles-magazine-v1i1">] [https://archive.org/details/cetips_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ce-tips-magazine-v2i10">] [https://archive.org/details/cevi-aktuell-c64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cevi-Aktuell_Ausgabe_2005-01_2005_Cevi-Aktuell_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/coldfusion_developers_journal <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/cfdj-00-01">] [https://archive.org/details/color-computer-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TheColorComputer198403">] [https://archive.org/details/commander-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commander-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commandermagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commander_Volume_1_Issue_01_1982-12_Microsystems_Specialties_US">] [https://archive.org/details/compuservemagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CompuServeMagazine199101">] [https://archive.org/details/compute-gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1983-07-computegazette">] [https://archive.org/details/compute-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1979-Fall-compute-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/computer-age-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computer-age-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/computer-magazine-rack <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/10_Starter_Programs_from_Family_Computing">] [https://archive.org/details/computer-monthly <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computer-monthly-1990-06">] [https://archive.org/details/computer_idea_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computer-idea-001">] [https://archive.org/details/computer_power_user <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computer-power-user-magazine-v10i1">] [https://archive.org/details/computer_shopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ComputerShopperApr86Vol6No4AtariArticles">] [https://archive.org/details/computerinputmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Computer_Input_1983-11_Nomac_Publishing_NZ">] [https://archive.org/details/computerkontakt-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computerkontakt-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/computerlanguage <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Computer_Language_Issue_01_1984-09_CL_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/computernotes <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Computer_Notes_1978_03_07">] [https://archive.org/details/computerpress <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ComputerPress-198902pdf">] [https://archive.org/details/computersandelectronics <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ComputersElectronics1982-11">] [https://archive.org/details/computesamigaresource <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/COMPUTEs_Amiga_Resource_Volume_1_Number_1_1989-04_COMPUTE_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/computingnowmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ComputingNow1984-02">] [https://archive.org/details/computist <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/computist-scan-36">] [https://archive.org/details/computronic_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Computronic_84_05">] [https://archive.org/details/contactmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Best_of_Contact_78_The_1978_Apple_Computer_US">] [https://archive.org/details/cpugossermagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU_Issue_03_1996_Gosser_Games_US">] [https://archive.org/details/cpumagazinebr <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU_Ano_1_No._01_1988-05_Aguia_Informatica_BR_pt">] [https://archive.org/details/crash-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Crash_No._01_1984-02_Newsfield_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/creativecomputing <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/creativecomputing-1982-09">] [https://archive.org/details/ct-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ct-magazine-8405">] [https://archive.org/details/cuamiga-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/cuamiga-magazine-001">] [https://archive.org/details/cvg-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/cvg-magazine-001">] [https://archive.org/details/dosplusnic <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/DOSPLUS_News_Information_Center_1982-05_Micro-Systems_Software_US">] [https://archive.org/details/dragon-user-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/dragon-user-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/dragonworld <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Dragon_World_No._1_1983-12_Dragon_Data_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/ednmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/EDN20050401">] [https://archive.org/details/eightymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/EIGHTY_The_Volume_1_Number_1_1980-01_SoftSide_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/elbug-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/elbug-magazine-1983-11">] [https://archive.org/details/electronuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electron_User_Vol._1_No._11_1984-08_Database_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/enigmaamigarun <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/EnigmaAmiga001">] [https://archive.org/details/enter-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/enter-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/family-computing <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/family-computing-01">] [https://archive.org/details/firstglimpse_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/firstglimpse-magazine-v10i1">] [https://archive.org/details/gambler_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/gambler_magazine-1993-12">] [https://archive.org/details/geracoprologica <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Geracao_Prologica_Ano_III_No._16_1985-12_Editele_BR_pt">] [https://archive.org/details/go64-verlang <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/GO64_1999-08_CSW_Verlag_DE_en">] [https://archive.org/details/goldenfrench <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Golden_Issue_No_13_1985-03_IDG_France_FR">] [https://archive.org/details/goldenmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/golden13">] [https://archive.org/details/guidetocomputerliving <img 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap-italia-05">] [[Category:Gallery]] d8fda2abb5c27c6de97168252bbbdb40b423991c 0 32 153 77 2020-05-29T07:06:04Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far, is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] [https://archive.org/details/compute-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1987-12-compute-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/thinkdigit_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/thinkdigit-magazine-2011-12">] ** [https://archive.org/details/computer-magazine-rack Computer Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/slovenecomputermagazines Slovene Computer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanishmisc Miscellaneous Spanish Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/knittingmagazines Knitting Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/magazines_russian Russian-Language Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] * [https://archive.org/details/world_periodicals World Periodicals] [[Category:Text]] 13b5b51d57751e08335faa0dfda8aefbd42fccda 14 56 154 2020-05-29T07:08:03Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "A page on this wiki that presents many links to related [[Internet Archive]] [[Items]] as a gallery of images." wikitext text/x-wiki A page on this wiki that presents many links to related [[Internet Archive]] [[Items]] as a gallery of images. c8879f8905b5017dd30e5a0d179c0fd7ff0080e6 196 154 2020-05-30T02:31:15Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Category:Gallery]] to [[Category:Galleries]]: Categories should generally be pluralized wikitext text/x-wiki A page on this wiki that presents many links to related [[Internet Archive]] [[Items]] as a gallery of images. c8879f8905b5017dd30e5a0d179c0fd7ff0080e6 0 41 155 96 2020-05-29T07:09:30Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive Federal Credit was founded by Brewster Kahle in 2012. In 2015, after the NCUA had been placing many restrictions on the credit union, Brewster announced that the credit union will be voluntarily liquidating. == External links == * [https://archive.org/details/internetarchivecreditunionletter Internet Credit Union - Letter] [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 2460f26bfb98f2122afd14aaa039fd91c1306498 0 53 156 137 2020-05-29T07:10:20Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Or June 30, 2020, if the COVID pandemic is over before then, but it will not be. [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. [[Jason Scott]] helmed that email address personally during the first weeks and was taking down books within minutes of receiving emails. ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 5277a72c7e97ab7da59eaa15bc0b061ffc471467 14 57 157 2020-05-29T07:11:10Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The many projects of the Internet Archive." wikitext text/x-wiki The many projects of the Internet Archive. 61987ed22041ff1618e2bc61253da14deac67f15 173 157 2020-05-29T09:24:04Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The many projects of the [[Internet Archive]]. bfb8da623b127235d494af2f86cbfcde1f1d7dfe 0 1 158 72 2020-05-29T07:15:26Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the Internet Archive. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. 137b22b38d4c76857cb71b868830b997fcaa1021 0 30 159 66 2020-05-29T07:16:11Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * Alexa Internet donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs their own crawls to grab popular webpages. * The "Save Page Now" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's ArchiveBot is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 2f33f9083ee13fb30707fb4ea67881c4f9e33ebd 167 159 2020-05-29T07:42:12Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.png|thumb|250px|right|The Wayback Machine logo]] The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * Alexa Internet donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs their own crawls to grab popular webpages. * The "Save Page Now" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's ArchiveBot is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] b0e8da57d679bb73f8f646fe7b351488d68c79d5 0 31 160 67 2020-05-29T07:16:16Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Archive-It is a subscription-based service ran by the Internet Archive that allows partners to initiate, manage, and organize web crawls. Lots of Archive-It partners are universities, non-profits, and government organizations. The crawls can be accessed through the [https://wayback.archive-it.org/ Archive-It Wayback Machine], and through the main Wayback Machine as well. [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] f8c41fa70e8380620de12f87aaf6ed741d22d18d 0 6 161 143 2020-05-29T07:24:01Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] * [https://archive.org/details/@brewster @brewster, Brewster Kahle's Internet Archive account] [[Category:People]] dca2b588a13950497eb1924c1c26bfe2f863d790 166 161 2020-05-29T07:33:57Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] * {{IAItem|@brewster}} [[Category:People]] 6a348d4d8f50faf49d5cf5c665d921e8b8c942f0 187 166 2020-05-30T02:14:17Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. ==Articles== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] ==External links== * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * {{IAItem|@brewster}} * {{TwitterUser|@brewster_kahle}} [[Category:People]] e9b30ffc91e84eb9dd52b178a02743b65e7d9852 188 187 2020-05-30T02:14:44Z Lethargilistic 22 /* External links */ wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. ==Articles== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] ==External links== * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * {{IAItem|@brewster}} * {{TwitterUser|brewster_kahle}} [[Category:People]] 75be94902db7ab316bc84626ee941a4491d4564c 0 58 162 2020-05-29T07:26:34Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. * [https://archive.org/details/@jason_scott @jason_scott on the Internet Archive] [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. * [https://archive.org/details/@jason_scott @jason_scott on the Internet Archive] [[Category:People]] 67f27ccedf71046461858095392891339f412223 165 162 2020-05-29T07:32:58Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} [[Category:People]] 13a98d17cef4179cdacbd6c401554e89a426ba5c 168 165 2020-05-29T07:46:34Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} [[Category:People]] a6b5ad852dd8294020a1245d8a005ccc79130420 169 168 2020-05-29T07:46:57Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [[Archive Team]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} [[Category:People]] a0bed2368c3a5fffbb4f2fa4b2888daf63384548 186 169 2020-05-30T02:12:51Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [[Archive Team]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} [[Category:People]] 42c1cb0a3d6e758a1f2cbacf6ef2466549ae86e9 10 59 163 2020-05-29T07:30:47Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[https://archive.org/details/{{1}} {{1}}] on the Internet Archive" wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{1}} {{1}}] on the Internet Archive 5218cacc26ab11adfb82b658c3d9d4e361c82ce3 164 163 2020-05-29T07:32:25Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} {{{1}}}] on the Internet Archive bd04b750bdbe68c26a17e489881539a336bd50e2 171 164 2020-05-29T07:52:06Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Internet Archive Logo.png|20px]] [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} {{{1}}}] on the Internet Archive 727365e21b2f45033fd137c31624843a0286ff9d 191 171 2020-05-30T02:19:18Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Internet Archive Logo.png|20px]] [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} {{{1}}}] on the Internet Archive<noinclude>[[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 250445a9642f65a183c625f7b4911db7a05a1a7a 6 60 170 2020-05-29T07:48:58Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 8 172 148 2020-05-29T09:23:37Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). The statue is not compulsory. [[Brewster Kahle]] had the idea for the statues after seeing the Terracotta Warrior statues in China. He proposed the idea of creating the statues to Nuala Creed, who was initially hesitant. Six months later, she created a statue of Kahle. He enjoyed it, so she kept producing them. The statues are stoneware. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] * [https://archive.org/details/TheInternetArchivistsFinalCutBoostedSound Documentary about the statues]. ==The Statues== * [[Brewster Kahle]] * [[Jason Scott]] * Andrea Mills * Aaron Ximm * Alexis Rossi * Jacques Cressaty * Tracey Jaquith ===Friends=== * [[Aaron Swartz]] (Friend) * [[John Perry Barlow]] (Friend) * Ted Nelson (Friend) [[Category:Meatspace]] [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] d5219ed5556d5b80a158ad5d2951a33a13d46f9e 4 5 174 142 2020-05-30T01:48:43Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] 2475347d4c04da0ee9c4b39c9cd39be21aa9c0a7 180 174 2020-05-30T01:59:01Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item.) <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] e11a9c77e9ffa7128892c11e2816ddb1c580079b 0 61 175 2020-05-30T01:50:37Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} 4d605b24ac765c278e914f71a2a0ed594e11c39d 176 175 2020-05-30T01:51:03Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 6f8425e095dde089027f61cc5f5f8c2d59142abe 177 176 2020-05-30T01:51:23Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Articles */ wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 34b603fcecd74b153aa1be8ebf9fd6f0ac41c58b 0 62 178 2020-05-30T01:52:50Z Lethargilistic 22 Redirected page to [[LibriVox]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[LibriVox]] a93ffe45cedef5c4945a45aa466d17a4d8fa2cec 10 63 179 2020-05-30T01:58:49Z JesseW 17 Created page with "&#123;&#123;[[Template:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]&#125;&#125;<noinclude> Links to a template by name, for examples. Copied from en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Tl&oldid=94..." wikitext text/x-wiki &#123;&#123;[[Template:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]&#125;&#125;<noinclude> Links to a template by name, for examples. Copied from en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Tl&oldid=948474337 </noinclude> 287397939fc892dc11e65592f043d7728a5ad677 0 52 181 134 2020-05-30T01:59:13Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki '''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit, and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States' public domain and accept submissions in any language. These recordings are in turn donated to the public domain. LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. LibriVox was inspired by AKMA’s audio volunteer project creating an audiobook of ''Free Culture'' by Lawrence Lessig. As of 2020, they have produced more than 10,000 releases. Their website is [https://librivox.org librivox.org]. They have [https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Main_Page a companion wiki] with contribution guides. They operate out of [https://forum.librivox.org/ a forum], where people are free to join any projects or ask questions. If you want to volunteer, you should start by reading [https://librivox.org/pages/volunteer-for-librivox/ the volunteer landing page]. Their audio files and website are hosted by the [[Internet Archive]] and all of their recordings are listed in [https://archive.org/details/librivoxaudio "The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection"] on the Archive. That collection includes more than just their official releases; for example, the first available recording is a [https://archive.org/details/librivoxbackgroundaug_19_2005 statement by Hugh McGuire]. The first LibriVox release was ''[https://archive.org/details/international_episode/internationalepisode_1_james.mp3 An International Episode]'' by Henry James. ==What LibriVox does== LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then release the audio files back onto the net for free. All their audio is in the public domain, so you may use it for whatever purpose you wish. Please note: Their readers are free to choose the books they wish to record. LibriVox sees itself as a library of audiobooks. Because the books they read are in the public domain, their readers and listeners should be aware that many of them are very old, and may contain language or express notions that are antiquated at best, offending at worst. ==The LibriVox public domain== LibriVox is an international project, with volunteer readers and listeners from all over the world, and they record and make available texts in many languages. Copyright laws differ from country to country, and a work that is in the public domain in one country is not necessarily public domain in another. They depend on US law as a matter of practicality and as a result of legal suggestions from various people. The main reasons that they must use US laws include: * the domain name LibriVox.org is registered in the USA * their website is hosted in the USA * all they audio files are hosted in the USA * the vast majority of their source texts come from Project Gutenberg, which does the (arduous) legal work to assure public domain status in the USA. * it is impossible for them to verify the copyright status of every work in every country, or even many countries Under US law, the public domain includes all works published a certain number of years in the past. As of 2020, the public domain cut-off is 1924. If a work was published before 1923, then they will accept it. Works that are naturally in the public domain because they were uncopyrightable to begin with are also acceptable, such as documents published by the United States government. Note also, that a translation is considered a new work, and its copyright status is determined by the year of publication of the translation, not the original work. The LibriVox public domain is somewhat more restrictive than the totality of the American public domain. For example, they do not allow volunteers to do the research to determine if a work entered the public domain because its copyright holder did not renew the copyright. In such a case, the text must have been vetted and published by Project Gutenberg before a volunteer would be allowed to read it for Librivox. Works that were donated to the public domain by their authors, such as via a CC0 license, are discouraged and perhaps forbidden. There have only been a few exceptions, such as a reading of [https://archive.org/details/openlibraryvision "The Open Library"] by [[Brewster Kahle]]. That was one of the first LibriVox recordings ever published, so it's more of an informal anomaly. ==Volunteering== Volunteering for LibriVox is easy and does not require any experience with recording or audio engineering or acting or public speaking. All you need is a computer, a microphone, some free recording software, and your own voice. They accept all volunteers in all languages, with all kinds of accents. You’re welcome to volunteer to read any language you speak, as long as you can make yourself understood in it. You don’t need to audition, but they do suggest a 1-Minute Test recording just to check your setup. They’ll accept you no matter what you sound like. Some LibriVox readers have left notes in their wills directing their executors to notify the LibriVox administrators of their deaths. When this happens, the reader's profile on the LibriVox website is [https://librivox.org/reader/681 updated with their birth year and death year]. There is a thread in the forum to memorialize those who have died. ==Listening== All LibriVox recordings are available on the LibriVox website, but its search system is very basic. When you find an interesting audiobook, you'll realize that you must play each track separately. Listening via the Internet Archive's [[items]] for each audiobook is a superior experience. Each audiobook's page on the LibriVox website links out to the Internet Archive item, and vice-versa. If you enjoy a recording, consider leaving a note for the reader. There are two main ways to do this. The most direct way is to use the LibriVox website's [Thank A Reader](https://librivox.org/pages/thank-a-reader/) page, which will post your message to an ongoing thread and ping the reader's forum account. You can also leave a review on the Internet Archive item. 7a6eef17299395586e6e8ca3246c8b2925e9815b 182 181 2020-05-30T02:02:17Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki '''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit, and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States' public domain and accept submissions in any language. These recordings are in turn donated to the public domain. LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. LibriVox was inspired by AKMA’s audio volunteer project creating an audiobook of ''Free Culture'' by Lawrence Lessig. As of 2020, they have produced more than 10,000 releases. Their audio files and website are hosted by the [[Internet Archive]] and all of their recordings are listed in [https://archive.org/details/librivoxaudio "The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection"] on the Archive. That collection includes more than just their official releases; for example, the first available recording is a [https://archive.org/details/librivoxbackgroundaug_19_2005 statement by Hugh McGuire]. The first LibriVox release was ''[https://archive.org/details/international_episode/internationalepisode_1_james.mp3 An International Episode]'' by Henry James. ==What LibriVox does== LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then release the audio files back onto the net for free. All their audio is in the public domain, so you may use it for whatever purpose you wish. Please note: Their readers are free to choose the books they wish to record. LibriVox sees itself as a library of audiobooks. Because the books they read are in the public domain, their readers and listeners should be aware that many of them are very old, and may contain language or express notions that are antiquated at best, offending at worst. ==The LibriVox public domain== LibriVox is an international project, with volunteer readers and listeners from all over the world, and they record and make available texts in many languages. Copyright laws differ from country to country, and a work that is in the public domain in one country is not necessarily public domain in another. They depend on US law as a matter of practicality and as a result of legal suggestions from various people. The main reasons that they must use US laws include: * the domain name LibriVox.org is registered in the USA * their website is hosted in the USA * all they audio files are hosted in the USA * the vast majority of their source texts come from Project Gutenberg, which does the (arduous) legal work to assure public domain status in the USA. * it is impossible for them to verify the copyright status of every work in every country, or even many countries Under US law, the public domain includes all works published a certain number of years in the past. As of 2020, the public domain cut-off is 1924. If a work was published before 1923, then they will accept it. Works that are naturally in the public domain because they were uncopyrightable to begin with are also acceptable, such as documents published by the United States government. Note also, that a translation is considered a new work, and its copyright status is determined by the year of publication of the translation, not the original work. ===Extra restrictions=== The LibriVox public domain is somewhat more restrictive than the totality of the American public domain. For example, they do not allow volunteers to do the research to determine if a work entered the public domain because its copyright holder did not renew the copyright. In such a case, the text must have been vetted and published by Project Gutenberg before a volunteer would be allowed to read it for Librivox. Works that were donated to the public domain by their authors, such as via a CC0 license, are discouraged and perhaps forbidden. There have only been a few exceptions, such as a reading of [https://archive.org/details/openlibraryvision "The Open Library"] by [[Brewster Kahle]]. That was one of the first LibriVox recordings ever published, so it's more of an informal anomaly. ==Volunteering== If you want to volunteer, you should start by reading [https://librivox.org/pages/volunteer-for-librivox/ the volunteer landing page]. Volunteering for LibriVox is easy and does not require any experience with recording or audio engineering or acting or public speaking. All you need is a computer, a microphone, some free recording software, and your own voice. They accept all volunteers in all languages, with all kinds of accents. You’re welcome to volunteer to read any language you speak, as long as you can make yourself understood in it. You don’t need to audition, but they do suggest a 1-Minute Test recording just to check your setup. They’ll accept you no matter what you sound like. Some LibriVox readers have left notes in their wills directing their executors to notify the LibriVox administrators of their deaths. When this happens, the reader's profile on the LibriVox website is [https://librivox.org/reader/681 updated with their birth year and death year]. There is a thread in the forum to memorialize those who have died. ==Listening== All LibriVox recordings are available on the LibriVox website, but its search system is very basic. When you find an interesting audiobook, you'll realize that you must play each track separately. Listening via the Internet Archive's [[items]] for each audiobook is a superior experience. Each audiobook's page on the LibriVox website links out to the Internet Archive item, and vice-versa. If you enjoy a recording, consider leaving a note for the reader. There are two main ways to do this. The most direct way is to use the LibriVox website's [Thank A Reader](https://librivox.org/pages/thank-a-reader/) page, which will post your message to an ongoing thread and ping the reader's forum account. You can also leave a review on the Internet Archive item. ==External links== * [https://librivox.org LibriVox.org], the main website. * [https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Main_Page The companion wiki], featuring contribution guides. * [https://forum.librivox.org/ The LibriVox Forum], where people are free to join any projects or ask questions. 3b245de6ce03311fe199554174d2f41edcff4318 185 182 2020-05-30T02:11:54Z Lethargilistic 22 /* External links */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit, and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States' public domain and accept submissions in any language. These recordings are in turn donated to the public domain. LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. LibriVox was inspired by AKMA’s audio volunteer project creating an audiobook of ''Free Culture'' by Lawrence Lessig. As of 2020, they have produced more than 10,000 releases. Their audio files and website are hosted by the [[Internet Archive]] and all of their recordings are listed in [https://archive.org/details/librivoxaudio "The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection"] on the Archive. That collection includes more than just their official releases; for example, the first available recording is a [https://archive.org/details/librivoxbackgroundaug_19_2005 statement by Hugh McGuire]. The first LibriVox release was ''[https://archive.org/details/international_episode/internationalepisode_1_james.mp3 An International Episode]'' by Henry James. ==What LibriVox does== LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then release the audio files back onto the net for free. All their audio is in the public domain, so you may use it for whatever purpose you wish. Please note: Their readers are free to choose the books they wish to record. LibriVox sees itself as a library of audiobooks. Because the books they read are in the public domain, their readers and listeners should be aware that many of them are very old, and may contain language or express notions that are antiquated at best, offending at worst. ==The LibriVox public domain== LibriVox is an international project, with volunteer readers and listeners from all over the world, and they record and make available texts in many languages. Copyright laws differ from country to country, and a work that is in the public domain in one country is not necessarily public domain in another. They depend on US law as a matter of practicality and as a result of legal suggestions from various people. The main reasons that they must use US laws include: * the domain name LibriVox.org is registered in the USA * their website is hosted in the USA * all they audio files are hosted in the USA * the vast majority of their source texts come from Project Gutenberg, which does the (arduous) legal work to assure public domain status in the USA. * it is impossible for them to verify the copyright status of every work in every country, or even many countries Under US law, the public domain includes all works published a certain number of years in the past. As of 2020, the public domain cut-off is 1924. If a work was published before 1923, then they will accept it. Works that are naturally in the public domain because they were uncopyrightable to begin with are also acceptable, such as documents published by the United States government. Note also, that a translation is considered a new work, and its copyright status is determined by the year of publication of the translation, not the original work. ===Extra restrictions=== The LibriVox public domain is somewhat more restrictive than the totality of the American public domain. For example, they do not allow volunteers to do the research to determine if a work entered the public domain because its copyright holder did not renew the copyright. In such a case, the text must have been vetted and published by Project Gutenberg before a volunteer would be allowed to read it for Librivox. Works that were donated to the public domain by their authors, such as via a CC0 license, are discouraged and perhaps forbidden. There have only been a few exceptions, such as a reading of [https://archive.org/details/openlibraryvision "The Open Library"] by [[Brewster Kahle]]. That was one of the first LibriVox recordings ever published, so it's more of an informal anomaly. ==Volunteering== If you want to volunteer, you should start by reading [https://librivox.org/pages/volunteer-for-librivox/ the volunteer landing page]. Volunteering for LibriVox is easy and does not require any experience with recording or audio engineering or acting or public speaking. All you need is a computer, a microphone, some free recording software, and your own voice. They accept all volunteers in all languages, with all kinds of accents. You’re welcome to volunteer to read any language you speak, as long as you can make yourself understood in it. You don’t need to audition, but they do suggest a 1-Minute Test recording just to check your setup. They’ll accept you no matter what you sound like. Some LibriVox readers have left notes in their wills directing their executors to notify the LibriVox administrators of their deaths. When this happens, the reader's profile on the LibriVox website is [https://librivox.org/reader/681 updated with their birth year and death year]. There is a thread in the forum to memorialize those who have died. ==Listening== All LibriVox recordings are available on the LibriVox website, but its search system is very basic. When you find an interesting audiobook, you'll realize that you must play each track separately. Listening via the Internet Archive's [[items]] for each audiobook is a superior experience. Each audiobook's page on the LibriVox website links out to the Internet Archive item, and vice-versa. If you enjoy a recording, consider leaving a note for the reader. There are two main ways to do this. The most direct way is to use the LibriVox website's [Thank A Reader](https://librivox.org/pages/thank-a-reader/) page, which will post your message to an ongoing thread and ping the reader's forum account. You can also leave a review on the Internet Archive item. ==External links== * [https://librivox.org LibriVox.org], the main website. * [https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Main_Page The companion wiki], featuring contribution guides. * [https://forum.librivox.org/ The LibriVox Forum], where people are free to join any projects or ask questions. * {{TwitterUser|librivox}} ce05bc9ab07ee418a7a0290a9fb930ba99537c13 6 64 183 2020-05-30T02:08:58Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 10 65 184 2020-05-30T02:11:17Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[File:Twitter Logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/{{{1}}} @{{{1}}}] on Twitter" wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Twitter Logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/{{{1}}} @{{{1}}}] on Twitter 762f218f32193db0ae1b99b75d9c0c9d84818d21 189 184 2020-05-30T02:17:47Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Twitter Logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/{{{1}}} @{{{1}}}] on Twitter [[Category:External link templates]] a8d515f128d58055e9f5341ff03ce9a32c941018 190 189 2020-05-30T02:18:51Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Twitter Logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/{{{1}}} @{{{1}}}] on Twitter<noinclude>[[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> c68a166856c820b6ba9c79ecc2cf887dc8f21253 0 66 192 2020-05-30T02:20:10Z JesseW 17 Created page with "There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)''" wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' 029187fd0db8404ef1152c62fb36f1ea6a9d6ca1 14 67 193 2020-05-30T02:20:16Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Templates used to point at other websites." wikitext text/x-wiki Templates used to point at other websites. 206f5861b150b58b4188637f8ad64fca57c5127b 0 13 194 58 2020-05-30T02:25:28Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant. Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 4b00bfeb1f23c963f4333da71b9fc3c168964f62 0 51 195 141 2020-05-30T02:26:34Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) 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[https://archive.org/details/zx-mushroom-club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zx-mushroom-club-1987-06">] [https://archive.org/details/zxcomputing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zxcomputing-magazine-1983-02">] [https://archive.org/details/zxshedmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZXShed_Reloaded_Issue_01_2009-07_ZXShed">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap-italia <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap-italia-05">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-003">] [[Category:Galleries]] 24e8d3d414e9a18a894eac563883cfbafdce2692 0 50 199 129 2020-05-30T02:32:18Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a quick placeholder page for an upcoming series of tutorials on scraping sites using javascript & python to speed up the process of adding metadata to large numbers of items. For example, let's say you have a collection of 30,000 C64 demos, and you want to link them with individual pages on CSDB and pull across the metadata into the archive. How would you achieve something like that without going insane? I'm gonna tell you soon, unless I die of Coronavirus! [[Category:Undeveloped tutorials]] b79f32a9e77318a45a609c6cc7ac32af6e7f4040 14 69 200 2020-05-30T02:32:44Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Tutorials yet to be written. [[Category:Tutorials]]" wikitext text/x-wiki Tutorials yet to be written. [[Category:Tutorials]] f0b2cfdc2072d8b0c0b324944604d60f745d396f 0 51 201 195 2020-05-30T02:33:40Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level API for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] 4d9a1dfe20a3b4fc81ffdaa67e8d22741582b76d 237 201 2020-05-30T04:05:03Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] 5c0cc23c9286d82a4aea0a4f1a92f3c8badaba86 14 70 202 2020-05-30T02:34:16Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Instructions on how to do certain things." wikitext text/x-wiki Instructions on how to do certain things. b7c3b119bfa477aa1cee847a2001372e088129eb 0 44 203 112 2020-05-30T02:41:05Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Suggested Scanning Standards * Scan at least 600dpi, if you can and your scanner properly supports it. * Use names for images no matter the OS (i.e. 001.tiff, 002.tif.... 145.tif) * Do not use compressed or lossy image formats: use TIFF, but .PNG if it isn't an option. * Putting that scan into a .zip does the compression work, and also lets the items within be used again and again in different programs. * Preferably, zip into a file that is "The Name.cbz" Little to no additional processing is required as after upload to Archive.org, server side processes will do the rest. Automated PDF Creation No pre-processing or creation of PDFs from any format is required: image files placed into a .cbz with a specific naming scheme will be automatically converted. On Formats * A .cbz of high resolution scans is better than a .pdf. ==[[Jason Scott]] explains this standard [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1258267180950597633 on Twitter]== Oh goodness, didn't we just pass Cinco De Jason Explains Why He Keeps Saying 600dpi TIFF for scans? Well, guess it's time for a refresh. So, if you buy your scanner at a store that also sells Xboxes and cell phones, AND you're unsure what your settings are (versus spending thousands on a scanner), you probably bought one with a scanning element that maxes out at 600dpi. It may SAY 1200/2400 but it's not doing that. What it's doing is slamming over the same area a few times and interpolating. The results are OK, and there is a difference between 600 and 1200, but it's a lot of time taken to get a tiny little difference out of the commercial element. Again, if you bought a drum scanner ($1500 used if you're lucky, probably a lot more than that) then there's no WAY you're coming on twitter or discord for hints. You're blasting away at 6000 DPI for that one unique thing or collection you have it for. By the way, Drum scanners interpolate as well - they'll claim 10,000 or 11,000dpi but it's probably 6,000dpi. Also you're probably putting in a one of a kind ''Akira'' animation cell you paid a grand for, so of course you want it max resolution you think you can get. Generally, when people are scanning something, they're scanning something flat. A postcard, a photo, a flyer, some old flat thing they found. 600dpi gives you a lot of resolution bang for your buck. Now comes the point where finger-waggers come in, and the best part is they're two groups diametrically opposed: 600dpi is way too much overkill, 600dpi is a pathetic glance at a unique masterpiece. I have no time for the "too much" crowd, so take a nap, kids. But as for "not enough", again, if you're dealing with a scanner that takes forever to do pages, and does fake DPI like I mentioned, then it's a huge time sink for little benefit. If someone has bought a nice scanner (over $1,000 in general) and it does the big-res scans, great. Also, as you've no doubt found out if you wade in any direction, scanner folk have VERY STRONG OPINIONS in VERY STRONG DIRECTIONS about the hallowed skill of scanning. My god, it's tiring. I have found, through hundreds of people I've consulted, that saying 600dpi TIFF works. Oh, the TIFF thing? Let's go there. I always suggest TIFF to people, even though the standard is as old as dirt and there's "better" ones, because it is very hard to get TIFF to do any lossy compression. With PNG and JPG, people's scanner software will helpfully add it. TIFF, also, will compress like mad, and so a 600dpi TIFF, while itself incredibly large compared to that lossy-compressed PNG you might be told to do, will, without me being over your shoulder, produce something that is going to work absolutely everywhere. This leaks over into customer service - yes, if you're doing hundreds or thousands of pages of scan, you should definitely check all your work, come up with a process that works well and hits the sweet spot of speed and size and usefulness. But I deal with single-item folks. So, I maintain. 600dpi TIFF scan, with sequential filenames for each page, (0001.tiff, 0002.tiff, etc.), compressed into a .ZIP file, which you rename to .CBZ, upload to Internet Archive, and a few minutes/hours later, a readable document for all! See you all next Cinco De Jason. Oh, one last thing before I forget. I scan non-destructively and I store away the things we scan into huge boxes inside huger boxes inside a metal box inside a warehouse. If it turns out that out of the tens of thousands of items scanned, one needs to be revisited, we do it. .....This doesn't happen enough to be fretting that things are being scanned as they are. If someone wants to create a world-class unique laser-focused ulti-scan of something, they're going to want the originals anyway. [[Category:Tutorials]] 0e35dfcd051088f4d82b4ef1c38f3c5a08788693 14 57 204 173 2020-05-30T02:43:29Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] to [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] wikitext text/x-wiki The many projects of the [[Internet Archive]]. bfb8da623b127235d494af2f86cbfcde1f1d7dfe 14 71 205 2020-05-30T02:43:29Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] to [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Internet Archive projects]] 234f8beb4f9b4c16365732f0091f87164aaa24f7 0 53 206 156 2020-05-30T02:43:55Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Or June 30, 2020, if the COVID pandemic is over before then, but it will not be. [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. [[Jason Scott]] helmed that email address personally during the first weeks and was taking down books within minutes of receiving emails. ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 502a8cb766d7fa938cb9b4aa4c3e7729e65ba8e8 241 206 2020-05-30T04:27:31Z JesseW 17 clarify situation with opt-outs and Jason's involvement wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Or June 30, 2020, if the COVID pandemic is over before then, but it will not be. [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. After various authors and publishers publicized their objections to the NEL, and encouraged others to opt out, the email process bogged down somewhat, and [[Jason Scott]] took to Twitter to provide a faster response to authors, sometimes being able to take books within minutes of receiving requests. ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] c7539e05461c20e6e959b141f2cb91fb060655bf 0 61 207 177 2020-05-30T02:44:37Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 258cfb889c526023e877eb152402afcf2581f8af 226 207 2020-05-30T03:12:09Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 60a18ea34e1885a68353fbe994aebf85705db789 243 226 2020-05-30T05:32:08Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. Normally, in-copyright books can only be checked out to one person at a time, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, this restriction was waived, forming the [[National Emergency Library]]. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] fcae2cbb2bb182dec3abe97eb78eb3bee95a649a 0 40 208 151 2020-05-30T02:45:46Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/20-minutes-edition-france <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06">] [https://archive.org/details/NCAA-News <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NCAA-News-19641101">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Abbotsford_Post <img 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-world-1989-10">] [https://archive.org/details/amigabyte <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaByte-Ristampe">] [https://archive.org/details/amigactive <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigActive_Issue_01_1999-10_Pinprint_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigadownunder <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Down_Under_Issue_07_1994-04_Fromont_Holdings_NZ">] [https://archive.org/details/amigafever <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Fever_Issue_01_1998-12_Protovision_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigaformatmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AF_Backstage_Issue_058_1994-04_Future_Publishing_GB_subscribers_newsletter">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainformer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Informer_The_Issue_03_1996-08_Eldritch_Enterprises_US">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainsiderde <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Insider_No._01_2004_SEMI-Werbung_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigajokergerman <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaJoker198911">] [https://archive.org/details/amigamagazineitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga-Magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/amigapointofview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Point_of_View_Issue_1_2003-12-13_abime.net">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-044">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Total_Amiga_Issue_15_Summer_2003_2003_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-format-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/atariexplorer 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[https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NuovaElettronica_Extra_Handbookvol1">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Home_Computer_Course <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Home_Computer_Advanced_Course_01">] [https://archive.org/details/ZX-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZX-computing-1982-08">] [https://archive.org/details/acorn-programs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/acorn-programs-1983-12">] [https://archive.org/details/acornprograms <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_Programs_1984-01_ECC_Publication_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/acornuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_User_Number_026_1984-09_Redwood_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/aktueller-software-markt <img 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at Internet Archive === * {{IAItem|computermagazines}} === Commodore Computers (VIC-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Amiga) === *{{IAItem|commodoremagazines}} [https://archive.org/details/64er_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/64er_sonderheft_29">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-computing-magazine-076">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-world-1989-10">] [https://archive.org/details/amigabyte <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaByte-Ristampe">] [https://archive.org/details/amigactive <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigActive_Issue_01_1999-10_Pinprint_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigadownunder <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Down_Under_Issue_07_1994-04_Fromont_Holdings_NZ">] [https://archive.org/details/amigafever <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Fever_Issue_01_1998-12_Protovision_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigaformatmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AF_Backstage_Issue_058_1994-04_Future_Publishing_GB_subscribers_newsletter">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainformer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Informer_The_Issue_03_1996-08_Eldritch_Enterprises_US">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainsiderde <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Insider_No._01_2004_SEMI-Werbung_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigajokergerman <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaJoker198911">] [https://archive.org/details/amigamagazineitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga-Magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/amigapointofview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Point_of_View_Issue_1_2003-12-13_abime.net">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-044">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Total_Amiga_Issue_15_Summer_2003_2003_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-format-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/atariexplorer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Explorer_1986-12_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ataristuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_ST_User_Issue_067_1991-09_Europress_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/stamigaformat <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ST_Amiga_Format_Issue_01_1988-07_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/start-magazine <img 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[https://archive.org/details/amiga-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-world-1989-10">] [https://archive.org/details/amigabyte <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaByte-Ristampe">] [https://archive.org/details/amigactive <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigActive_Issue_01_1999-10_Pinprint_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigadownunder <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Down_Under_Issue_07_1994-04_Fromont_Holdings_NZ">] [https://archive.org/details/amigafever <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Fever_Issue_01_1998-12_Protovision_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigaformatmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AF_Backstage_Issue_058_1994-04_Future_Publishing_GB_subscribers_newsletter">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainformer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Informer_The_Issue_03_1996-08_Eldritch_Enterprises_US">] [https://archive.org/details/amigainsiderde <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Insider_No._01_2004_SEMI-Werbung_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigajokergerman <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaJoker198911">] [https://archive.org/details/amigamagazineitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga-Magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/amigapointofview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Point_of_View_Issue_1_2003-12-13_abime.net">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-044">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Total_Amiga_Issue_15_Summer_2003_2003_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-format-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] [https://archive.org/details/atariexplorer 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[https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NuovaElettronica_Extra_Handbookvol1">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Home_Computer_Course <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Home_Computer_Advanced_Course_01">] [https://archive.org/details/ZX-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZX-computing-1982-08">] [https://archive.org/details/acorn-programs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/acorn-programs-1983-12">] [https://archive.org/details/acornprograms <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_Programs_1984-01_ECC_Publication_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/acornuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_User_Number_026_1984-09_Redwood_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/aktueller-software-markt <img 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Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has many thousands of periodicals, magazines and zines. They have been primarily uploaded by outside parties, although the Archive has a small number of in-house scanned magazines as well. In general, the Archive's scanning machines are not thought to be ideal for magazine scanning, so the focus has been primarily on bound books. The largest collection, by far, is [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack], which is a catch-all collection for Magazines and Magazine sub-collections. There are sub-collections being created constantly. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out which sub-collections are collection sets, and which are merely a grouping of one title. Here is a very rough directory of places to find Periodicals on the Archive: * [https://archive.org/details/magazine_rack The Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/computermagazines The Computer Magazine Archives] [https://archive.org/details/compute-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1987-12-compute-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/thinkdigit_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/thinkdigit-magazine-2011-12">] ** [https://archive.org/details/computer-magazine-rack Computer Magazine Rack] ** [https://archive.org/details/slovenecomputermagazines Slovene Computer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazines Game and Gamer Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/computernewsletters Computer Newsletter Archives] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanish Spanish-Language Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/gamemagazinesspanishmisc Miscellaneous Spanish Game Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/knittingmagazines Knitting Magazines] ** [https://archive.org/details/magazines_russian Russian-Language Magazines] * [https://archive.org/details/pulpmagazinearchive The Pulp Magazine Archive] * [https://archive.org/details/zines Zines] * [https://archive.org/details/newspapers Newspapers] * [https://archive.org/details/world_periodicals World Periodicals] [[Category:Texts]] 44838ed26f362f0fe4960d369f952895aa732ed6 14 72 213 2020-05-30T02:51:28Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[Mediatypes|mediatype]] [[texts]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of items, such as Magazines and Perio..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[Mediatypes|mediatype]] [[texts]]. 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[https://archive.org/details/zx-mushroom-club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zx-mushroom-club-1987-06">] [https://archive.org/details/zxcomputing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zxcomputing-magazine-1983-02">] [https://archive.org/details/zxshedmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZXShed_Reloaded_Issue_01_2009-07_ZXShed">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap-italia <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap-italia-05">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-003">] [[Category:Collections]] [[Category:Galleries]] df45b2a0844d8d8a4a7e4e2526c6ac742c97dae9 14 73 219 2020-05-30T02:55:01Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collections]] of [[items]] in the [[Internet Archive]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collections]] of [[items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] bcbe56a9eb9479777c89f497deb19933db4eeda8 0 74 223 2020-05-30T02:57:49Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Magazine Rack]] to [[The Magazine Rack]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[The Magazine Rack]] a0a2620a62a85cb2dc63b2267ea49dcf36f11053 0 30 227 167 2020-05-30T03:17:37Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.png|thumb|250px|right|The Wayback Machine logo]] The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * Alexa Internet donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs their own crawls to grab popular webpages. * The "Save Page Now" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's ArchiveBot is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/ The Wayback Machine] * {{TwitterUser|waybackmachine}} [[Category:Internet Archive Projects]] 90e326dbb5868a5e369ba5cff5e3d43e812abdc6 228 227 2020-05-30T03:20:03Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.png|thumb|250px|right|The Wayback Machine logo]] The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. It is named after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine WABAC machine] from the Simon and Mr. Peabody segments of ''The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show''. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * Alexa Internet donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs their own crawls to grab popular webpages. * The "Save Page Now" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's ArchiveBot is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/ The Wayback Machine] * {{TwitterUser|waybackmachine}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 18d24aef1527f94ace69b469ad63e11b0367785b 0 31 229 160 2020-05-30T03:20:21Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Archive-It is a subscription-based service ran by the Internet Archive that allows partners to initiate, manage, and organize web crawls. Lots of Archive-It partners are universities, non-profits, and government organizations. The crawls can be accessed through the [https://wayback.archive-it.org/ Archive-It Wayback Machine], and through the main Wayback Machine as well. [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 3b1b7b2e1ce65539d41a3bc53672360e3e6bc98b 230 229 2020-05-30T03:20:49Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Archive-It is a subscription-based service ran by the Internet Archive that allows partners to initiate, manage, and organize web crawls. Lots of Archive-It partners are universities, non-profits, and government organizations. The crawls can be accessed through the [https://wayback.archive-it.org/ Archive-It Wayback Machine], and through the main Wayback Machine as well. ==External links== * {{TwitterUser|archiveitorg}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 956c885d8d1bf5e5798b5a9d92a7ae68fb79f398 0 8 231 172 2020-05-30T03:21:58Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). The statue is not compulsory. [[Brewster Kahle]] had the idea for the statues after seeing the Terracotta Warrior statues in China. He proposed the idea of creating the statues to Nuala Creed, who was initially hesitant. Six months later, she created a statue of Kahle. He enjoyed it, so she kept producing them. The statues are stoneware. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [http://www.internetarchivists.org/ Official website of information about the Statues] * [https://archive.org/details/TheInternetArchivistsFinalCutBoostedSound Documentary about the statues]. ==The Statues== * [[Brewster Kahle]] * [[Jason Scott]] * Andrea Mills * Aaron Ximm * Alexis Rossi * Jacques Cressaty * Tracey Jaquith ===Friends=== * [[Aaron Swartz]] (Friend) * [[John Perry Barlow]] (Friend) * Ted Nelson (Friend) [[Category:Meatspace]] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 612054ab145d164c7bb6b19c4ab15b1fef037dc7 0 41 232 155 2020-05-30T03:22:03Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive Federal Credit was founded by Brewster Kahle in 2012. In 2015, after the NCUA had been placing many restrictions on the credit union, Brewster announced that the credit union will be voluntarily liquidating. == External links == * [https://archive.org/details/internetarchivecreditunionletter Internet Credit Union - Letter] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 93ec8bd7d6f5d55cc031928df155a622615a3a17 0 75 233 2020-05-30T03:28:15Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''Internet Archive''' is a non-profit dedicated to "Universal Access to All Knowledge". Based in San Francisco, CA, with satellites around the world, Internet Archive sta..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Internet Archive''' is a non-profit dedicated to "Universal Access to All Knowledge". Based in San Francisco, CA, with satellites around the world, Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future&mdash;a place where anyone can go to learn and explore our shared human experience from books, web pages, audio, television and software. Forever. [[Brewster Kahle]] founded the Internet Archive in 1996. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/ archive.org] * {{TwitterUser|internetarchive}} c9892aea7120ebbe950b1bba79f09fb2a7db7e14 0 76 234 2020-05-30T04:02:28Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Depending on your situation, you may find yourself needing to upload many things to the Archive at once. These are some ideas for how to proceed. ==[[Jason Scott]] demonstrat..." wikitext text/x-wiki Depending on your situation, you may find yourself needing to upload many things to the Archive at once. These are some ideas for how to proceed. ==[[Jason Scott]] demonstrates on [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1262787335617421318 Twitter]== I was handed 5,300 PDFs of medical manuals and now I'm going to put them into the Archive. First, I'm keeping the original 29Gb .tar.bzip2 they gave it to me in, because I know there are folks for whom they want just one big pile, and don't want my clever little uploads. Keep the originals around, if you can&mdash;let someone else have the chance you did to start. Next, the metadata is partially in the directory tree. I am writing a custom script to take the directory structure to add keywords. I can make collections because I'm an admin. The collection name will be "manuals_medicaldevices" and be in the "manuals" collection. I'm now rewriting my longtime uploading script to do a little extra work since the metadata is there in the file directory. I'll then test with a single item. [https://archive.org/details/manuals_medicaldevices The collection is now waiting for me.] These things almost never go right the first time, so I'm running just one iteration of my script, on a single item: a Welch Allyn LCI 100 & 200 Imaging System Service Manual. I see it got uploaded, possibly with useful metadata. Now we're going to run into an interesting situation&mdash;the Archive has a massive queue system running, with hundreds of thousands of "jobs" a day. My manual upload will fall into place, over the course of a few minutes, and then generate a readable version. It's not instant. [https://archive.org/details/manual_Welch_Allyn_LCI_100_200_Imaging_System_Service_Manual You can now see the item here.] Note that how it looks depends on when you see it. If you're following this thread this exact moment, then it's going to be very incomplete. But then, over time, it will pull in a thumbnail, generate an online readable version, and it'll add [[OCR]] to the search function. Looking over this item, I already now see there's an interesting situation: I happened to choose an item where the creators of this collection would put two perfectly the same copies into the directories! I'm going to do an FDUPES run to see if that'll fix whenever this happens. Since the directory structure is so complicated and tight, I expect this will let me dump the dupes right now. FDUPES runs pretty quick. I do a dry run before I decide to actually go down there and make a mess. Obviously I have backups galore, nothing will be lost, but who likes doing a lot of work. Yes, I can now clearly see whoever made this directory was happy to put in a bunch of directory structure where the same manual worked for three models, so they'd simply put in all the same copies into three directories. Not good for my purpose. I'm doing a fdupes . r -d -N which means find all the dupes and only keep the first one. This will cut things down. I will then probably see how many there are and potentially move items up one directory, since the model isn't needed. fc475e075aec658d560df6697b2f87761d6539cb 235 234 2020-05-30T04:03:11Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Depending on your situation, you may find yourself needing to [[Uploading|upload]] many things to the [[Internet Archive]] at once. These are some ideas for how to proceed. ==[[Jason Scott]] demonstrates on [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1262787335617421318 Twitter]== I was handed 5,300 PDFs of medical manuals and now I'm going to put them into the Archive. First, I'm keeping the original 29Gb .tar.bzip2 they gave it to me in, because I know there are folks for whom they want just one big pile, and don't want my clever little uploads. Keep the originals around, if you can&mdash;let someone else have the chance you did to start. Next, the metadata is partially in the directory tree. I am writing a custom script to take the directory structure to add keywords. I can make collections because I'm an admin. The collection name will be "manuals_medicaldevices" and be in the "manuals" collection. I'm now rewriting my longtime uploading script to do a little extra work since the metadata is there in the file directory. I'll then test with a single item. [https://archive.org/details/manuals_medicaldevices The collection is now waiting for me.] These things almost never go right the first time, so I'm running just one iteration of my script, on a single item: a Welch Allyn LCI 100 & 200 Imaging System Service Manual. I see it got uploaded, possibly with useful metadata. Now we're going to run into an interesting situation&mdash;the Archive has a massive queue system running, with hundreds of thousands of "jobs" a day. My manual upload will fall into place, over the course of a few minutes, and then generate a readable version. It's not instant. [https://archive.org/details/manual_Welch_Allyn_LCI_100_200_Imaging_System_Service_Manual You can now see the item here.] Note that how it looks depends on when you see it. If you're following this thread this exact moment, then it's going to be very incomplete. But then, over time, it will pull in a thumbnail, generate an online readable version, and it'll add [[OCR]] to the search function. Looking over this item, I already now see there's an interesting situation: I happened to choose an item where the creators of this collection would put two perfectly the same copies into the directories! I'm going to do an FDUPES run to see if that'll fix whenever this happens. Since the directory structure is so complicated and tight, I expect this will let me dump the dupes right now. FDUPES runs pretty quick. I do a dry run before I decide to actually go down there and make a mess. Obviously I have backups galore, nothing will be lost, but who likes doing a lot of work. Yes, I can now clearly see whoever made this directory was happy to put in a bunch of directory structure where the same manual worked for three models, so they'd simply put in all the same copies into three directories. Not good for my purpose. I'm doing a fdupes . r -d -N which means find all the dupes and only keep the first one. This will cut things down. I will then probably see how many there are and potentially move items up one directory, since the model isn't needed. fd95a7b00b97e752d782497e158ca905e53ce3c6 238 235 2020-05-30T04:06:15Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Depending on your situation, you may find yourself needing to [[Uploading|upload]] many things to the [[Internet Archive]] at once. These are some ideas for how to proceed. ==[[Jason Scott]] demonstrates on [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1262787335617421318 Twitter]== I was handed 5,300 PDFs of medical manuals and now I'm going to put them into the Archive. First, I'm keeping the original 29Gb .tar.bzip2 they gave it to me in, because I know there are folks for whom they want just one big pile, and don't want my clever little uploads. Keep the originals around, if you can&mdash;let someone else have the chance you did to start. Next, the metadata is partially in the directory tree. I am writing a custom script to take the directory structure to add keywords. I can make collections because I'm an admin. The collection name will be "manuals_medicaldevices" and be in the "manuals" collection. I'm now rewriting my longtime uploading script to do a little extra work since the metadata is there in the file directory. I'll then test with a single item. [https://archive.org/details/manuals_medicaldevices The collection is now waiting for me.] These things almost never go right the first time, so I'm running just one iteration of my script, on a single item: a Welch Allyn LCI 100 & 200 Imaging System Service Manual. I see it got uploaded, possibly with useful metadata. Now we're going to run into an interesting situation&mdash;the Archive has a massive queue system running, with hundreds of thousands of "jobs" a day. My manual upload will fall into place, over the course of a few minutes, and then generate a readable version. It's not instant. [https://archive.org/details/manual_Welch_Allyn_LCI_100_200_Imaging_System_Service_Manual You can now see the item here.] Note that how it looks depends on when you see it. If you're following this thread this exact moment, then it's going to be very incomplete. But then, over time, it will pull in a thumbnail, generate an online readable version, and it'll add [[OCR]] to the search function. Looking over this item, I already now see there's an interesting situation: I happened to choose an item where the creators of this collection would put two perfectly the same copies into the directories! I'm going to do an FDUPES run to see if that'll fix whenever this happens. Since the directory structure is so complicated and tight, I expect this will let me dump the dupes right now. FDUPES runs pretty quick. I do a dry run before I decide to actually go down there and make a mess. Obviously I have backups galore, nothing will be lost, but who likes doing a lot of work. Yes, I can now clearly see whoever made this directory was happy to put in a bunch of directory structure where the same manual worked for three models, so they'd simply put in all the same copies into three directories. Not good for my purpose. I'm doing a fdupes . r -d -N which means find all the dupes and only keep the first one. This will cut things down. I will then probably see how many there are and potentially move items up one directory, since the model isn't needed. [[Category:Tutorials]] 5a7225556b53123e40911cce1a9b082de8e496cd 239 238 2020-05-30T04:17:32Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Depending on your situation, you may find yourself needing to [[Uploading|upload]] many things to the [[Internet Archive]] at once. These are some ideas for how to proceed. ==[[Jason Scott]] demonstrates on [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1262787335617421318 Twitter]== I was handed 5,300 PDFs of medical manuals and now I'm going to put them into the Archive. First, I'm keeping the original 29Gb .tar.bzip2 they gave it to me in, because I know there are folks for whom they want just one big pile, and don't want my clever little uploads. Keep the originals around, if you can&mdash;let someone else have the chance you did to start. Next, the metadata is partially in the directory tree. I am writing a custom script to take the directory structure to add keywords. I can make collections because I'm an admin. The collection name will be "manuals_medicaldevices" and be in the "manuals" collection. I'm now rewriting my longtime uploading script to do a little extra work since the metadata is there in the file directory. I'll then test with a single item. [https://archive.org/details/manuals_medicaldevices The collection is now waiting for me.] These things almost never go right the first time, so I'm running just one iteration of my script, on a single item: a Welch Allyn LCI 100 & 200 Imaging System Service Manual. I see it got uploaded, possibly with useful metadata. Now we're going to run into an interesting situation&mdash;the Archive has a massive queue system running, with hundreds of thousands of "jobs" a day. My manual upload will fall into place, over the course of a few minutes, and then generate a readable version. It's not instant. [https://archive.org/details/manual_Welch_Allyn_LCI_100_200_Imaging_System_Service_Manual You can now see the item here.] Note that how it looks depends on when you see it. If you're following this thread this exact moment, then it's going to be very incomplete. But then, over time, it will pull in a thumbnail, generate an online readable version, and it'll add [[OCR]] to the search function. Looking over this item, I already now see there's an interesting situation: I happened to choose an item where the creators of this collection would put two perfectly the same copies into the directories! I'm going to do an FDUPES run to see if that'll fix whenever this happens. Since the directory structure is so complicated and tight, I expect this will let me dump the dupes right now. FDUPES runs pretty quick. I do a dry run before I decide to actually go down there and make a mess. Obviously I have backups galore, nothing will be lost, but who likes doing a lot of work. Yes, I can now clearly see whoever made this directory was happy to put in a bunch of directory structure where the same manual worked for three models, so they'd simply put in all the same copies into three directories. Not good for my purpose. I'm doing a <code>fdupes . r -d -N</code> which means find all the dupes and only keep the first one. This will cut things down. I will then probably see how many there are and potentially move items up one directory, since the model isn't needed. [[Category:Tutorials]] 85f55683e159ea72c9129018eeb408c7005831fb 0 18 236 132 2020-05-30T04:04:02Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. Sometimes, you may need to [[Uploading in Bulk|upload in bulk]]. == Web == The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [[archive.org]] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [[etree.org]] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Additional metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == :See also: [[Uploading With Python]] An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 5f84492cbfb073d013575686cce52007fd1e424a 0 77 240 2020-05-30T04:26:30Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "==Articles== * [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1153329927531483138 Thread about imaging floppy disks] by [[Jason Scott]]" wikitext text/x-wiki ==Articles== * [https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1153329927531483138 Thread about imaging floppy disks] by [[Jason Scott]] aa7a2f581f063d5696d8f08b3fb5f2d30b6dc779 0 66 242 192 2020-05-30T05:27:42Z JesseW 17 add some more links wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). 35a0a6360742963d7f5eed0086dc3abe6ce8be82 246 242 2020-05-30T05:44:03Z JesseW 17 more links wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! f01e3881a057226169ef83c2443613739db6f2e6 0 78 245 2020-05-30T05:42:31Z JesseW 17 JesseW moved page [[Magazines Computer Magazine]] to [[Computer Magazines]]: simplify name wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Computer Magazines]] dcf0ebdea36dd6f472cbfbde73d8171cd15e2366 4 5 247 180 2020-05-30T05:46:44Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item.) <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. d8a103d65d6d4df0391fba2c29f3791e25927d67 0 7 248 41 2020-05-30T05:49:41Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a number of APIs available for interactions with the collections. A READTHEDOCS site exists here: https://archive.org/services/docs/api/index.html# One obscure (but useful) one is https://archive.org/services/img/ which if followed by an [[item identifier]], will provide the [[thumbnail]] for the item. da913a22f7321cb4ff0209d5aed285c4726bd773 0 47 249 122 2020-05-30T05:53:38Z JesseW 17 move detail on identifier to individual page wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What collection(s) the item is filed under. There are large, overarching collections (like "texts" ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like "bostonlibrary" or "nationalknittingmagazine". An item can be in multiple collections (TODO: what's the syntax?). Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users, or geo-blocked. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. aabd2895543b4df34128195f5a4cd082ae12e1d1 0 79 250 2020-05-30T05:53:57Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Item identifier]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Item identifier]] c28602d97de7d67375fc923a74ce79522711875f 0 80 251 2020-05-30T05:56:10Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The '''item identifier''' is the globally unique (within IA) key used to identify and refer to a specific [[item]] (i.e. directory) of material. Only one instance of particula..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''item identifier''' is the globally unique (within IA) key used to identify and refer to a specific [[item]] (i.e. directory) of material. Only one instance of particular identifier can exist, and it will never change. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. They are found in pretty much all URLs used to refer to items at IA, and most of the [[APIs]]. 053be24fe4a8eaadff94cd26ecf64ea9618ed9b3 252 251 2020-05-30T05:56:32Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''item identifier''' is the globally unique (within IA) key used to identify and refer to a specific [[item]] (i.e. directory) of material. Only one instance of particular identifier can exist, and it will never change. There have been cases in the past where different identifiers that only differ in case of a letter or letters co-exist, although efforts are underway to prevent that in the future. They are found in pretty much all URLs used to refer to items at IA, and most of the [[API]]s. e120ecfa0d68b9f2aba988299dce7b36fe6f0cfc 0 81 253 2020-05-30T05:58:55Z JesseW 17 Created page with "An [[item]] can have a '''thumbnail''' which will be used when displaying it in various contexts. It is defined by providing an image in the root directory of the item with th..." wikitext text/x-wiki An [[item]] can have a '''thumbnail''' which will be used when displaying it in various contexts. It is defined by providing an image in the root directory of the item with then name '''__ia_thumb.jpg'''. {{Question|Does anyone know what other image formats are allowed?}} 57b625c2bd36254147b6f303c3834cc130f3803c 254 253 2020-05-30T05:59:47Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki An [[item]] can have a '''thumbnail''' which will be used when displaying it in various contexts. It is defined by providing an image in the root directory of the item with then name '''__ia_thumb.jpg'''. {{Question|Does anyone know what other image formats are allowed?}} For example: https://archive.org/download/20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06/__ia_thumb.jpg is the thumbnail for the {{IAitem|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} item. 34a06c066a513a8e4f8e75b6ce8116c7fe4bf3ef 260 254 2020-05-30T06:10:58Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki An [[item]] can have a '''thumbnail''' which will be used when displaying it in various contexts. It is defined by providing an image in the root directory of the item with then name '''__ia_thumb.jpg'''. {{Question|Does anyone know what other image formats are allowed?}} For example: {{IAfile|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06|__ia_thumb.jpg}} is the thumbnail for the {{IAitem|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} item. 144b059abe3f257914a788acefb0b65f6eee8982 10 82 255 2020-05-30T06:00:30Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Template:IAItem]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:IAItem]] 026d5cf1fb46cc4b85b9b826621a33ac8197ffe0 10 59 256 191 2020-05-30T06:01:07Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Internet Archive Logo.png|20px]] [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} {{{1}}}]<noinclude>[[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 324e93ce4cbfaa75576633c50488ccb53c1ccc8e 10 63 257 179 2020-05-30T06:08:03Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki &#123;&#123;[[Template:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]&#125;&#125;<noinclude> Links to a template by name, for examples. Copied from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Tl&oldid=948474337 </noinclude> 6ede4615ccee6d6cc6f1b7991ad0ee918b4fab56 10 83 258 2020-05-30T06:08:14Z JesseW 17 add a template for linking to a specific file wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Internet Archive Logo.png|20px]] [https://archive.org/download/{{{1}}}/{{{2}}} {{{1}}}/{{{2}}}]<noinclude> Allows for deep linking to a specific file in an item, like: :<nowiki>{{IAFile|nasa|globe_west_540.jpg}}</nowiki> -> {{IAFile|nasa|globe_west_540.jpg}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 9c43629692a72a89843203cf4511fd8f9eb368cb 10 84 259 2020-05-30T06:08:57Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Template:IAFile]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:IAFile]] 1a4ae2a36e180d4436c64da87419c43f2edfcde9 10 85 261 2020-05-30T06:12:01Z JesseW 17 Created page with "(''Question to research: {{{1}}}'')" wikitext text/x-wiki (''Question to research: {{{1}}}'') de4177cc87c1db6eef89db9d69fb517977d102fe 262 261 2020-05-30T06:12:38Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki (''Question to research'': {{{1}}}) 084f7223714a373114697b053f346578cf684782 4 5 263 247 2020-05-30T06:14:57Z JesseW 17 more useful templates wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. 65eb50a573c3c86b57f5094129eb0b75abc1886e 10 86 264 2020-05-30T06:18:36Z JesseW 17 Created page with "[https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}">]<noinclude> Creates a link to an [[item]], with the [[thumbnail]] of the ite..." wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}} <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}">]<noinclude> Creates a link to an [[item]], with the [[thumbnail]] of the item (or optionally, a different item) as the clickable link. [[Category:External link templates]] </noinclude> 3ab02c9fcfb4e9d438f50c7a8d84b02105845f38 0 40 265 225 2020-05-30T06:20:18Z JesseW 17 use template, will convert the rest later wikitext text/x-wiki *{{IAItem|newspapers}} {{IAthumbnail|20-minutes-edition-france|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} [https://archive.org/details/NCAA-News <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NCAA-News-19641101">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Abbotsford_Post <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Abbotsford_Post_1910_06_03">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Brooklyn_Paper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Brooklyn_Paper-volume-25-issue-27">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Notre_Dame_Scholastic <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Notre_Dame_Scholastic_VOL_0001_ISSUE_0005">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Sydney_Morning_Herald <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Sydney_Morning_Herald_01_01_1848">] [https://archive.org/details/antiochnews <img 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[https://archive.org/details/diariohelvecia <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/1918091100385">] [https://archive.org/details/east-end-life-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/east-end-life-newspaper-issue-1004">] [https://archive.org/details/eastbayexpress <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/East_Bay_Express_2009-05-27">] [https://archive.org/details/ely-news <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ely-news-2013-06-13">] [https://archive.org/details/ely-weekly-news <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ely-weekly-news-2007-08-02">] [https://archive.org/details/express_newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/express-20030805">] [https://archive.org/details/fort-erie-times <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/fort-erie-times-2010-01-02">] [https://archive.org/details/googlenewspaper_2LRQiq5aZigC <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/googlenewspaper_2LRQiq5aZigC_19740228_test_1520992664">] 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/googlenewspaper_2LRQiq5aZigC_19740228_test_1520992664">] [https://archive.org/details/greenbelt-news-review <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/GNR1964013001">] [https://archive.org/details/greenwich-time-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/greenwich-time-newspaper-issue-104">] [https://archive.org/details/hackney-today-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/hackney-today-newspaper-issue-162">] [https://archive.org/details/haverhill-news <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/haverhill-news-2015-07-30">] [https://archive.org/details/inport-news <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/inport-news-2009-10-02">] [https://archive.org/details/issuu_metro_korea <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/issuu_metro_korea_20121030_kr_seoul">] [https://archive.org/details/kent-on-sunday-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/kent-on-sunday-east-edition-2007-07-01">] 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[https://archive.org/details/oxfordshire-guardian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/oxfordshire-guardian-abingdon-2013-09-19">] [https://archive.org/details/pelham-news <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/pelham-news-2009-10-02">] [https://archive.org/details/ramsey-and-warboys-reporter <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ramsey-and-warboys-reporter-14-august-2016">] [https://archive.org/details/revealdigital <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/2220783-reveal-digital">] [https://archive.org/details/sanfranciscobayguardian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/33.01">] [https://archive.org/details/sevendayspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/issuu_7days_011200-vol.05-no.20">] [https://archive.org/details/sheltonstatecourier <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/MaxwellsCrossingWinter2003">] [https://archive.org/details/ssccchronicle <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/SC19940513">] 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[https://archive.org/details/your-medway-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-medway-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [https://archive.org/details/your-sandwich-newspaper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-sandwich-issue-102-2011-05-25">] [https://archive.org/details/your-shepway <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-shepway-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [https://archive.org/details/your-swale <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your-swale-issue-102-2009-08-26">] [[Category:Collections]] [[Category:Galleries]] 126cafa07a158d6c93607830dce6dc87e25d6f59 0 87 266 2020-05-30T06:35:37Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''PetaBox''', custom-designed by [[Internet Archive]] staff and C. R. Saikley, was originally created to safely store and process one petabyte (a million gigabytes) of in..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''PetaBox''', custom-designed by [[Internet Archive]] staff and C. R. Saikley, was originally created to safely store and process one petabyte (a million gigabytes) of information. The Internet Archive data center now houses ~3PB of PetaBox storage technology and is expanding steadily. One Petabox rack provides 1.4 petabytes of storage. There is no air conditioning on the Petabox deployed at [[300 Funston Avenue]]. Instead, the excess heat from running the machines helps heat the building. ==Project goals== * Low power * High density storage * Local computing to process the data * Multi-OS possible, with Linux standard * Co-location friendly * Shipping container friendly: Able to be run in a 20' by 8' by 8' shipping container. * Easy Maintenance: One system administrator per petabyte * Software to automate full mirroring * Easy to scale * Inexpensive design * Inexpensive storage ==History== The initial PetaBox stored 100 terabyes, and was deployed at the European Archive in June 2004. Another 80 terabyte rack went live at 300 Funston Avenue soon after. Later that year, the Internet Archive spun off PetaBox production to [[Capricorn Technologies]]. Capricorn replicated the Internet Archive's successful deployment of the PetaBox for major academic institutions, digital preservationists, government agencies, HPC and major research sites, medical imaging providers, digital image repositories, storage outsourcing sites, and other enterprises around the globe. By 2007, the Internet Archive data center was using approximately three petabytes of PetaBox storage. ==Articles== * [http://blog.archive.org/2010/07/27/the-fourth-generation-petabox/ "The Fourth Generation Petabox"], [[Internet Archive Blog]] * [https://www.cnet.com/news/big-storage-on-the-cheap-1/ "Big storage on the cheap"], CNET ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/petabox.php Petabox homepage] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PetaBox Petabox] on Wikipedia [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] [[Category:Meatspace]] 99975693bba8cddc88603549f3700d82c9966081 267 266 2020-05-30T06:36:35Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Petabox]] to [[PetaBox]] wikitext text/x-wiki The '''PetaBox''', custom-designed by [[Internet Archive]] staff and C. R. Saikley, was originally created to safely store and process one petabyte (a million gigabytes) of information. The Internet Archive data center now houses ~3PB of PetaBox storage technology and is expanding steadily. One Petabox rack provides 1.4 petabytes of storage. There is no air conditioning on the Petabox deployed at [[300 Funston Avenue]]. Instead, the excess heat from running the machines helps heat the building. ==Project goals== * Low power * High density storage * Local computing to process the data * Multi-OS possible, with Linux standard * Co-location friendly * Shipping container friendly: Able to be run in a 20' by 8' by 8' shipping container. * Easy Maintenance: One system administrator per petabyte * Software to automate full mirroring * Easy to scale * Inexpensive design * Inexpensive storage ==History== The initial PetaBox stored 100 terabyes, and was deployed at the European Archive in June 2004. Another 80 terabyte rack went live at 300 Funston Avenue soon after. Later that year, the Internet Archive spun off PetaBox production to [[Capricorn Technologies]]. Capricorn replicated the Internet Archive's successful deployment of the PetaBox for major academic institutions, digital preservationists, government agencies, HPC and major research sites, medical imaging providers, digital image repositories, storage outsourcing sites, and other enterprises around the globe. By 2007, the Internet Archive data center was using approximately three petabytes of PetaBox storage. ==Articles== * [http://blog.archive.org/2010/07/27/the-fourth-generation-petabox/ "The Fourth Generation Petabox"], [[Internet Archive Blog]] * [https://www.cnet.com/news/big-storage-on-the-cheap-1/ "Big storage on the cheap"], CNET ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/petabox.php Petabox homepage] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PetaBox Petabox] on Wikipedia [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] [[Category:Meatspace]] 99975693bba8cddc88603549f3700d82c9966081 269 267 2020-05-30T06:37:19Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''PetaBox''', custom-designed by [[Internet Archive]] staff and C. R. Saikley, was originally created to safely store and process one petabyte (a million gigabytes) of information. The Internet Archive data center now houses ~3PB of PetaBox storage technology and is expanding steadily. One PetaBox rack provides 1.4 petabytes of storage. There is no air conditioning on the PetaBox deployed at [[300 Funston Avenue]]. Instead, the excess heat from running the machines helps heat the building. ==Project goals== * Low power * High density storage * Local computing to process the data * Multi-OS possible, with Linux standard * Co-location friendly * Shipping container friendly: Able to be run in a 20' by 8' by 8' shipping container. * Easy Maintenance: One system administrator per petabyte * Software to automate full mirroring * Easy to scale * Inexpensive design * Inexpensive storage ==History== The initial PetaBox stored 100 terabyes, and was deployed at the European Archive in June 2004. Another 80 terabyte rack went live at 300 Funston Avenue soon after. Later that year, the Internet Archive spun off PetaBox production to [[Capricorn Technologies]]. Capricorn replicated the Internet Archive's successful deployment of the PetaBox for major academic institutions, digital preservationists, government agencies, HPC and major research sites, medical imaging providers, digital image repositories, storage outsourcing sites, and other enterprises around the globe. By 2007, the Internet Archive data center was using approximately three petabytes of PetaBox storage. ==Articles== * [http://blog.archive.org/2010/07/27/the-fourth-generation-petabox/ "The Fourth Generation PetaBox"], [[Internet Archive Blog]] * [https://www.cnet.com/news/big-storage-on-the-cheap-1/ "Big storage on the cheap"], CNET ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/petabox.php PetaBox homepage] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PetaBox PetaBox] on Wikipedia [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] [[Category:Meatspace]] 1b3f58bd9556d33ef9fe8954e9f27746abc92132 275 269 2020-05-30T06:58:33Z JesseW 17 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki The '''PetaBox''', custom-designed by [[Internet Archive]] staff and C. R. Saikley, was originally created to safely store and process one petabyte (a million gigabytes) of information. The Internet Archive data center now houses ~3PB of PetaBox storage technology and is expanding steadily. One PetaBox rack provides 1.4 petabytes of storage. There is no air conditioning on the PetaBox deployed at [[300 Funston Avenue]]. Instead, the excess heat from running the machines helps heat the building. ==Project goals== * Low power * High density storage * Local computing to process the data * Multi-OS possible, with Linux standard * Co-location friendly * Shipping container friendly: Able to be run in a 20' by 8' by 8' shipping container. * Easy Maintenance: One system administrator per petabyte * Software to automate full mirroring * Easy to scale * Inexpensive design * Inexpensive storage ==History== The initial PetaBox stored 100 terabyes, and was deployed at the [[European Archive]] in June 2004. Another 80 terabyte rack went live at [[300 Funston Avenue]] soon after. Later that year, the Internet Archive spun off PetaBox production to [[Capricorn Technologies]]. Capricorn replicated the Internet Archive's successful deployment of the PetaBox for major academic institutions, digital preservationists, government agencies, HPC and major research sites, medical imaging providers, digital image repositories, storage outsourcing sites, and other enterprises around the globe. By 2007, the Internet Archive data center was using approximately three petabytes of PetaBox storage. ==Articles== * [http://blog.archive.org/2010/07/27/the-fourth-generation-petabox/ "The Fourth Generation PetaBox"], [[Internet Archive Blog]] * [https://www.cnet.com/news/big-storage-on-the-cheap-1/ "Big storage on the cheap"], CNET ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/petabox.php PetaBox homepage] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PetaBox PetaBox] on Wikipedia [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] [[Category:Meatspace]] 89506ca8dfd226f43724c53a93aad73c95cb22e0 0 88 268 2020-05-30T06:36:35Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Petabox]] to [[PetaBox]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[PetaBox]] 1866488c0aec79eb56cc322a9509936769ba7bfa 0 47 270 249 2020-05-30T06:38:39Z JesseW 17 /* System-Reserved */ pull into a separate page wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; collection : What [[collection]](s) the item is filed under. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. e670961d6602d01c3e502bf9914db677981657ca 272 270 2020-05-30T06:40:25Z JesseW 17 /* System-Reserved */ wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 571949351f010c241a641f691da3142a4b8048ed 279 272 2020-05-30T07:10:31Z JesseW 17 /* System-Reserved */ document search_collection and mention two others wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; [[search_collection]] : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question: What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question: What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. a4e686f7e2bb6ba0bbc736f922c557dbda557819 280 279 2020-05-30T07:10:44Z JesseW 17 /* System-Reserved */ wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; search_collection : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question: What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question: What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 2467260a8e33b45202764afab96a9020e4778093 281 280 2020-05-30T07:11:25Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; search_collection : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; mediatype : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question|What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question|What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. afdff4ca6e32f49dd192d861cfd3770e25eb7840 0 89 271 2020-05-30T06:39:39Z JesseW 17 Created page with "On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing me..." wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users, or geo-blocked. b6a19a2459744a53fd8c0a0f78ab89f66302d279 273 271 2020-05-30T06:45:56Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), or geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}). 4972d35135c2258c19dea31a5f10e7a43aca8352 274 273 2020-05-30T06:50:38Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), or geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}), or throttled ({{IAitem|highbandwidth}}). 3677a53ff2424984ab708aa17ab242371a2ccae3 277 274 2020-05-30T07:02:49Z JesseW 17 copying over from archiveteam wiki wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), or geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}), or throttled ({{IAitem|highbandwidth}}). The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image}} -- Images ** {{IA id|flickrcommons}} -- Flickr Commons Archive ** {{IA id|maps_usgs}} -- USGS Maps ** {{IA id|nasa}} -- NASA Images ** {{IA id|coverartarchive}} -- Cover Art Archive 751096a993886c9505f73eb190181c7e53202d19 278 277 2020-05-30T07:08:22Z JesseW 17 document the search_collection metadata key wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. Another method for including items in a collection is by specifying the '''search_collection''' metadata key ''on'' the collection, with a [[search query]] as the value. Then all the items matched by that search query will be included in the collection, although the backlink from the item to the collection won't show up. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), or geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}), or throttled ({{IAitem|highbandwidth}}). The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image}} -- Images ** {{IA id|flickrcommons}} -- Flickr Commons Archive ** {{IA id|maps_usgs}} -- USGS Maps ** {{IA id|nasa}} -- NASA Images ** {{IA id|coverartarchive}} -- Cover Art Archive ba9d95d7954a0c83b3673986eea2337673dbb096 10 90 276 2020-05-30T07:02:34Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Template:IAItem]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:IAItem]] 026d5cf1fb46cc4b85b9b826621a33ac8197ffe0 10 42 282 105 2020-05-30T07:21:42Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1|identifier}}}{{#if: {{{file}}}|/{{{file}}}}}{{#if: {{{about}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|text}}}|{{{2|text}}}|{{{1|identifier}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 58f674f7cec75ab7b998fd12afad04f7e50eec7f 283 282 2020-05-30T07:30:58Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2}}}|{{{2}}}|{{{1}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 4654e579bf39586153c8e1fbd5d61adf76ff2f76 284 283 2020-05-30T07:31:54Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}}|{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> c149ae6596416b3a940fd5aafa2b1092c550e9c0 285 284 2020-05-30T07:34:54Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 8ef76938e22af64631451e52d941c57868dd417f 286 285 2020-05-30T07:42:18Z Lethargilistic 22 Examples wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. <code>file</code> and <code>about</code> are explicit arguments. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) Examples: * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|file=bar}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|file=bar}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=baz}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=baz}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 93c81b6d3307adb3f6fb216370405ad147e55975 287 286 2020-05-30T07:42:50Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. <code>file</code> and <code>about</code> are explicit arguments. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) Examples: * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|file=bar}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|file=bar}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=baz}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=baz}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 6559acb79b7a64f5b1763ae7b935be9bd3256ba3 288 287 2020-05-30T07:43:35Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file|about}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. That addresses regular linking. <code>file</code> and <code>about</code> are explicit arguments. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) Examples: * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 7dbb16f8c4dbd68e60f23a34b822dbd943abc749 289 288 2020-05-30T07:49:10Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== ===General case=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. The <code>text</code> argument is optional. This addresses regular linking. ===Specific file in an item=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>file</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>file=</code>. ===Link to a collection's about page=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|about}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>about</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>about=</code>. Set its value to true. Covers: * Linking to an Internet Archive Item * Linking to a specific file in an Internet Archive Item * Pointing to the About page on a collection (which does nothing on an item that is not a collection) Examples: * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 8a92f43033ac973fc7e1218a80a6ffa7f557a950 290 289 2020-05-30T07:50:38Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Usage */ wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{2|}}} |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== ===General case=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. The <code>text</code> argument is optional. This addresses regular linking. ===Specific file in an item=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>file</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>file=</code>. ===Link to a collection's about page=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|about}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>about</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>about=</code>. Set its value to true. Technically, <code>about</code> can always be appended, but the parameter it adds to the URL is meaningless except when addressing a collection. ==Examples== * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> c34a27afc3f22d9d10e6d955edcf8b90f9b2cc4c 293 290 2020-05-30T08:14:03Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{thumb|}}} <!--Include the thumbnail if it's provided.--> |<img src="https://archive.org/services/img/{{thumb}}"|{{#if: {{{2|}}} <!--No thumbnail, so show the link text.--> |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== ===General case=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. The <code>text</code> argument is optional. This addresses regular linking. ===Specific file in an item=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>file</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>file=</code>. ===Link to a collection's about page=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|about=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>about</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>about=</code>. Set its value to true. Technically, <code>about</code> can always be appended, but the parameter it adds to the URL is meaningless except when addressing a collection. ===Show a thumbnail instead of link text=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|thumb=|file=}}</nowiki></code> <code>thumb</code> and <code>file</code> are explicit arguments, so you must address them with <code>thumb=</code> and <code>file=</code>. ==Examples== * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 689bd98efab4f198512fd6ae51a703916d8af6b9 294 293 2020-05-30T08:20:14Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://archive.org/details/{{{1}}}{{#if: {{{file|}}}|/{{{file|}}}}}{{#if: {{{about|}}}|?tab=about}} {{#if: {{{thumb|}}} <!--Include the thumbnail if it's provided.--> |<img src="https://archive.org/services/img/{{{thumb|}}}" alt="{{{2|}}}">|{{#if: {{{2|}}} <!--No thumbnail, so show the link text.--> |{{{2|}}}|{{{1}}}{{#if:{{{file|}}}|/{{{file}}}}}}}}}]<noinclude> ==Usage== ===General case=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text}}</nowiki></code> Identifier and text can be used without naming them. The <code>text</code> argument is optional. This addresses regular linking. ===Specific file in an item=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>file</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>file=</code>. ===Link to a collection's about page=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|about=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>about</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>about=</code>. Set its value to true. Technically, <code>about</code> can always be appended, but the parameter it adds to the URL is meaningless except when addressing a collection. ===Show a thumbnail instead of link text=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|thumb=|file=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. It will set the thumbnail's alt text. <code>thumb</code> and <code>file</code> are explicit arguments, so you must address them with <code>thumb=</code> and <code>file=</code>. ==Examples== * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} * <nowiki>{{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} * <nowiki>{{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|A magazine cover|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|A magazine cover|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 876368707ff58201cfd3e10bc78d7c71a79b33ce 0 51 291 237 2020-05-30T07:54:05Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </syntaxhighlight> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </syntaxhighlight> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </syntaxhighlight> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </syntaxhighlight> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </syntaxhighlight> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <syntaxhighlight lang="text"> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </syntaxhighlight> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </syntaxhighlight> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] 03a45e1f2815671eb420dce5a88eea2e15134ba6 292 291 2020-05-30T08:01:31Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <syntaxhighlight> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </pre> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <pre> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </pre> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <pre> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </pre> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </pre> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </pre> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <pre> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </pre> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To do that with Python, we would write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </pre> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] a75f6239f2deaa952af1aa49cee2ce3ad3a53f98 0 91 295 2020-05-30T08:28:23Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''Internet Arcade''' is a web-based [[software]] [[collection]] hosted by the [[Internet Archive]]. It is a library of arcade (i.e., coin-operated) video games from the 1..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Internet Arcade''' is a web-based [[software]] [[collection]] hosted by the [[Internet Archive]]. It is a library of arcade (i.e., coin-operated) video games from the 1970s through the 1990s. They are emulated in JSMAME, part of the JSMESS software package. ==Articles== * [https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/a32438854/play-classic-arcade-video-games-online-free/ "Internet Arcade Lets You Play All Your Favorite Old-School Arcade Games for Free"] * [https://www.timeout.com/usa/news/play-atomic-boy-indiana-jones-and-more-old-school-arcade-games-for-free-online-now-050820 "Play Atomic Boy, Indiana Jones and more old-school arcade games for free online now"] ==External links== * {{IAItem|internetarcade}} [[Category:Collections]] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] [[Category:Software]] 98405a9ec0e2d1eca3be322348f47a22c5022199 296 295 2020-05-30T08:41:00Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Internet Arcade''' is a web-based [[software]] [[collection]] hosted by the [[Internet Archive]]. It is a library of arcade (i.e., coin-operated) video games from the 1970s through the 1990s. 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[[Category:Collections]] 2773490e72a037b403dcd8e9f706a5e3954ad016 0 36 301 244 2020-05-30T08:46:11Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki === Computer Magazines at Internet Archive === * {{IAItem|computermagazines}} === Commodore Computers (VIC-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Amiga) === *{{IAItem|commodoremagazines}} [https://archive.org/details/64er_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/64er_sonderheft_29">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-computing-magazine-076">] [https://archive.org/details/amiga-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amiga-world-1989-10">] [https://archive.org/details/amigabyte <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaByte-Ristampe">] [https://archive.org/details/amigactive <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigActive_Issue_01_1999-10_Pinprint_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigadownunder <img 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[https://archive.org/details/amigainsiderde <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Insider_No._01_2004_SEMI-Werbung_DE">] [https://archive.org/details/amigajokergerman <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/AmigaJoker198911">] [https://archive.org/details/amigamagazineitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga-Magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/amigapointofview <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Point_of_View_Issue_1_2003-12-13_abime.net">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_Shopper_Issue_11_1992-03_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/amigashopper-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/amigashopper-magazine-00">] [https://archive.org/details/amigauserinternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Amiga_User_International_Volume_03_No_03_1989-03_Croftward_Limited_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/your-commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/00-your-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/acsguidecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_Guide_To_The_Commodore_Amiga_Fall_89_1989_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/acstechforthecommodoreamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ACs_TECH_For_The_Commodore_Amiga_Volume_1_Number_1_1991-02_PiM_Publications_US">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoy-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoys_AmigaUser_Issue_1_1988-05_Ion_International_US_Ahoy_Issue_53">] [https://archive.org/details/ahoymagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Ahoy_Issue_01_1984-01_Ion_International_US">] [https://archive.org/details/your64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/your64-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/zzap64-magazine-044">] [https://archive.org/details/totalamiga <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Total_Amiga_Issue_15_Summer_2003_2003_South_Essex_Amiga_Link_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-diskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-diskuser-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-format-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-format-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-horizons <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-horizons-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/01-commodore-magazine">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-power-play-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-power-play-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore-world <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/commodore-world-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_computer_club <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/62_programmi_per_il_VIC20_C16_Plus4">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_gazette <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-Gazette-1986-n01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodore_microcomputer <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_MicroComputer_Issue_11_1981_Feb">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoremicrocomputers <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Interface_1981-02_Commodore_US">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorecomputinginternational <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Computing_International_Vol_02_No_03_1983-07_Nick_Hampshire_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodorediskuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore_Disk_User_Volume_01_Number_01_1987-11_Argus_Specialist_Publications_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreitalian <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Commodore-01">] [https://archive.org/details/commodoreuser-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CommodoreUserIssue001983Jun">] [https://archive.org/details/tuttocommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/TuttoCommodore04">] [https://archive.org/details/infocommodoremagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Cyborg-64_Gazette_Issue_1_Vol_1_1982-10-11_Synertech_Design_US">] [https://archive.org/details/inputcommodore <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/INPUT_Commodore_Ano_1_Numero_1_1985-09_Ediciones_Forum_ES">] === Atari Computers (Atari 400/800, Atari ST) === [https://archive.org/details/atari-computing-uk <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-computing-uk-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-corp-magazines <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Notizie_dal_club">] [https://archive.org/details/atari-user-uk-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/atari-user-uk-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/atariconnection <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Atari_Connection_Volume_1_Number_1_1981-03_Atari_US">] 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src="https://archive.org/services/img/micro-6502-journal-23">] [https://archive.org/details/68microjournal <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/68micro-vol-01-num-02">] [https://archive.org/details/80-microcomputing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-microcomputing-magazine-1980-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000-plus-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000-plus-magazine-01">] [https://archive.org/details/8000plus <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/8000_Plus_Issue_001_1986-10_Future_Publishing_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/80micro <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80_Micro_1982-08_1001001_US">] [https://archive.org/details/80usmagazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/80-U.S._Volume_VI_Number_01_1983-01_80-Northwest_Publishing_US">] [https://archive.org/details/CPU-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/CPU-magazine-1984-07">] [https://archive.org/details/DPK_magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/DPK_2000_01_02">] [https://archive.org/details/Electronique_et_Loisirs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Electronique_et_Loisirs_001__1999-05">] [https://archive.org/details/Nuova_Elettronica_extra <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/NuovaElettronica_Extra_Handbookvol1">] [https://archive.org/details/The_Home_Computer_Course <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/The_Home_Computer_Advanced_Course_01">] [https://archive.org/details/ZX-computing-magazine <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/ZX-computing-1982-08">] [https://archive.org/details/acorn-programs <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/acorn-programs-1983-12">] [https://archive.org/details/acornprograms <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_Programs_1984-01_ECC_Publication_GB">] [https://archive.org/details/acornuser <img src="https://archive.org/services/img/Acorn_User_Number_026_1984-09_Redwood_Publishing_GB">] 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[[Category:Collections]] 90d14a971f2bacc76d187cdc087215fd09586787 316 314 2020-05-30T08:53:49Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[texts]]. [[Category:Collections]] 325fbdca6cbebacc75bbecea2c029106ece9aace 0 48 307 125 2020-05-30T08:49:46Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Items]] to [[Item]] wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. Items can be grouped together into '''collections'', which are simply internal lists of items. (It is also possible for a collection to be put underneath another collection, making it a "sub-collection". To make things even more confusing, the Archive considers each collection an Item. ac7fd62b13e425c61a9b3c296923bcc377dd97eb 0 94 308 2020-05-30T08:49:46Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Items]] to [[Item]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Item]] 846e767194618b5356db47c2096f5f6d4cf190a2 0 13 309 194 2020-05-30T08:50:03Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Mediatypes]] to [[Mediatype]] wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ Mediatypes are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant. Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 4b00bfeb1f23c963f4333da71b9fc3c168964f62 311 309 2020-05-30T08:50:19Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ '''Mediatypes''' are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these mediatypes are relevant. Currently, the Internet Archive recognizes the following mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]], [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 6511ba15d2b3815c6140dfc98a3835b6eebe2d3b 0 95 310 2020-05-30T08:50:03Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Mediatypes]] to [[Mediatype]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Mediatype]] ab5109532ed0894fb1eb3a03402a5b7cd44b6338 14 73 312 219 2020-05-30T08:51:51Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s of [[items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] 2b1106561a4806e80f99e1fc5869372bec8f28fc 14 92 315 300 2020-05-30T08:53:31Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatypes||kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[software]]. [[Category:Collections]] 584d498738b0cb9f1b4c43b3556549b7cdd66cc2 0 25 317 55 2020-05-30T08:57:02Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Commands */ wikitext text/x-wiki The website of [[Internet Archive]] has a catalog page which can be found at https://archive.org/catalog.php. On this page statistics can be found on running [[Task|tasks]], and an [[administrator|admin]] can select tasks to be restarted in case of an error. == Color rows == Statistics on the catalog page contain information on the number of [[Green row|green]], [[Red row|red]], [[Blue row|blue]], [[Brown row|brown]], [[Magenta row|magenta]] and [[Purple row|purple]] rows in small table in the upper-left corner named "Legend and row counts". Each color row shows a certain state a task is in: * green: waiting to run, * blue: currently running, * red: error encountered, * brown: parked or paused, * magenta: other and * purple: finished. == Commands == :Further reading: [[Command]] == Special pages == Interesting catalog pages include the justme page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?justme=1, which shows all tasks from the current logged in users, and the whereami page located at https://archive.org/catalog.php?whereami=1, which shows a list of all currently running [[derive.php]] tasks for all users. 9ff0110ad366704f4ce07cdc431490b6e89c0a67 0 58 318 186 2020-05-30T08:58:12Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [[Archive Team]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an [[administrator]] of [[archive.org]]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} [[Category:People]] fb768d6e5c3c5c0c1f6c4fdcfa33e33ce7a2aa71 2 96 319 2020-05-30T09:20:35Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Unemployed software engineer. I make podcasts or write about copyright and technology in my spare time. My current podcast series is [https://archive.org/search.php?query=subj..." wikitext text/x-wiki Unemployed software engineer. I make podcasts or write about copyright and technology in my spare time. My current podcast series is [https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Amicus+Lectio%22&sort=-publicdate ''Amicus Lectio''], in which I read open access and public domain legal scholarship. I am also a [[LibriVox]] reader. * {{IAItem|@lethargilistic}} * [https://archive.org/search.php?query=Mike+Overby Items related to me] in the Internet Archive. * {{TwitterUser|lethargilistic}} * [https://librivox.org/reader/12667 My LibriVox recordings] 59c09f4c1b73e1c78836728c1842fffaa4623368 0 52 320 185 2020-05-30T09:25:44Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki '''LibriVox''' is a non-commercial, non-profit, and ad-free project that organizes volunteers creating recordings of public domain materials. They work from the United States' public domain and accept submissions in any language. These recordings are in turn donated to the public domain. LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. LibriVox was inspired by AKMA’s audio volunteer project creating an audiobook of ''Free Culture'' by Lawrence Lessig. As of 2020, they have produced more than 10,000 releases. Their audio files and website are hosted by the [[Internet Archive]] and all of their recordings are listed in [https://archive.org/details/librivoxaudio "The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection"] on the Archive. That collection includes more than just their official releases; for example, the first available recording is a [https://archive.org/details/librivoxbackgroundaug_19_2005 statement by Hugh McGuire]. The first LibriVox release was ''[https://archive.org/details/international_episode/internationalepisode_1_james.mp3 An International Episode]'' by Henry James. ==What LibriVox does== LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then release the audio files back onto the net for free. All their audio is in the public domain, so you may use it for whatever purpose you wish. Please note: Their readers are free to choose the books they wish to record. LibriVox sees itself as a library of audiobooks. Because the books they read are in the public domain, their readers and listeners should be aware that many of them are very old, and may contain language or express notions that are antiquated at best, offending at worst. ==The LibriVox public domain== LibriVox is an international project, with volunteer readers and listeners from all over the world, and they record and make available texts in many languages. Copyright laws differ from country to country, and a work that is in the public domain in one country is not necessarily public domain in another. They depend on US law as a matter of practicality and as a result of legal suggestions from various people. The main reasons that they must use US laws include: * the domain name LibriVox.org is registered in the USA * their website is hosted in the USA * all they audio files are hosted in the USA * the vast majority of their source texts come from Project Gutenberg, which does the (arduous) legal work to assure public domain status in the USA. * it is impossible for them to verify the copyright status of every work in every country, or even many countries Under US law, the public domain includes all works published a certain number of years in the past. As of 2020, the public domain cut-off is 1924. If a work was published before 1923, then they will accept it. Works that are naturally in the public domain because they were uncopyrightable to begin with are also acceptable, such as documents published by the United States government. Note also, that a translation is considered a new work, and its copyright status is determined by the year of publication of the translation, not the original work. ===Extra restrictions=== The LibriVox public domain is somewhat more restrictive than the totality of the American public domain. For example, they do not allow volunteers to do the research to determine if a work entered the public domain because its copyright holder did not renew the copyright. In such a case, the text must have been vetted and published by Project Gutenberg before a volunteer would be allowed to read it for Librivox. Works that were donated to the public domain by their authors, such as via a CC0 license, are discouraged and perhaps forbidden. There have only been a few exceptions, such as a reading of [https://archive.org/details/openlibraryvision "The Open Library"] by [[Brewster Kahle]]. That was one of the first LibriVox recordings ever published, so it's more of an informal anomaly. ==Volunteering== If you want to volunteer, you should start by reading [https://librivox.org/pages/volunteer-for-librivox/ the volunteer landing page]. Volunteering for LibriVox is easy and does not require any experience with recording or audio engineering or acting or public speaking. All you need is a computer, a microphone, some free recording software, and your own voice. They accept all volunteers in all languages, with all kinds of accents. You’re welcome to volunteer to read any language you speak, as long as you can make yourself understood in it. You don’t need to audition, but they do suggest a 1-Minute Test recording just to check your setup. They’ll accept you no matter what you sound like. Some LibriVox readers have left notes in their wills directing their executors to notify the LibriVox administrators of their deaths. When this happens, the reader's profile on the LibriVox website is [https://librivox.org/reader/681 updated with their birth year and death year]. There is a thread in the forum to memorialize those who have died. ==Listening== All LibriVox recordings are available on the LibriVox website, but its search system is very basic. When you find an interesting audiobook, you'll realize that you must play each track separately. Listening via the Internet Archive's [[items]] for each audiobook is a superior experience. Each audiobook's page on the LibriVox website links out to the Internet Archive item, and vice-versa. If you enjoy a recording, consider leaving a note for the reader. There are two main ways to do this. The most direct way is to use the LibriVox website's [Thank A Reader](https://librivox.org/pages/thank-a-reader/) page, which will post your message to an ongoing thread and ping the reader's forum account. You can also leave a review on the Internet Archive item. ==External links== * [https://librivox.org LibriVox.org], the main website. * [https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Main_Page The companion wiki], featuring contribution guides. * [https://forum.librivox.org/ The LibriVox Forum], where people are free to join any projects or ask questions. * {{TwitterUser|librivox}} [[Category:Internet Archive affiliates]] a5d6f76f3a20afb723174aee13741132ad6dcf9d 4 5 321 263 2020-05-30T09:28:31Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[War Room]] to [[Project:War Room]] wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. 65eb50a573c3c86b57f5094129eb0b75abc1886e 328 321 2020-05-30T09:35:02Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] b4475decf979394cd38dab284bf5de204ba54f20 0 97 322 2020-05-30T09:28:31Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[War Room]] to [[Project:War Room]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Project:War Room]] 332f3905a1d816fc0a9515aa265d655b852fd6af 4 29 323 65 2020-05-30T09:28:58Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Ramping Up]] to [[Project:Ramping Up]] wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archive, or of the Archive, that in your mind there seems to be nothing obvious written about in general. We can always combine or delete later. More is better. === Lists of URLs === For a given subject, be it a physical object or a general concept. It can't hurt to simply google the heck out of things and make a URL list for the subject, that will eventually morph to references. === Start Listing Collections or Items of Interest on the Archive === Putting together something about a range of items on the archive and beginning a guide to what to find on the archive would be good. Especially helpful as you find items of documentation to link to. === Find and Upload Illustrations === Photographs and Illustrations of the Archive's many aspects would be incredibly helpful. === Bring in More Editors === Assembling a team of active collaborators makes the wiki stronger. Help me find more passionate folks who want to make the Archive better by making it better documented. e1e4702146aa725b02f97b1473efb5a53d95313b 329 323 2020-05-30T09:35:12Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ The Wiki is (as of this writing) new, and you're wondering where to even begin. Your old pal Jason has hints. === Create General Subjects === Subjects related to the Archive, or of the Archive, that in your mind there seems to be nothing obvious written about in general. We can always combine or delete later. More is better. === Lists of URLs === For a given subject, be it a physical object or a general concept. It can't hurt to simply google the heck out of things and make a URL list for the subject, that will eventually morph to references. === Start Listing Collections or Items of Interest on the Archive === Putting together something about a range of items on the archive and beginning a guide to what to find on the archive would be good. Especially helpful as you find items of documentation to link to. === Find and Upload Illustrations === Photographs and Illustrations of the Archive's many aspects would be incredibly helpful. === Bring in More Editors === Assembling a team of active collaborators makes the wiki stronger. Help me find more passionate folks who want to make the Archive better by making it better documented. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 7547eba1422848760b5381acaa9ede94e466687b 0 98 324 2020-05-30T09:28:58Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Ramping Up]] to [[Project:Ramping Up]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Project:Ramping Up]] 8ccb0a6a62928765e698d66fcfe69449ef53afaa 0 10 325 23 2020-05-30T09:32:32Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive '''Software Library''' is a series of [[collection]]s and sub-collections centered around the emulation of [[software]] at the Internet Archive using the [[Emularity]] system. The vast majority of titles with [[emulation]] enabled at the Archive reside here, although there are also three other major collections: The [[Internet Arcade]], [[Console Living Room]], [[The Business Case]], and [[Historical Software Collection]]. Items can only be added to the Software Library by an [[administrator]], although functional emulation can be done by simply uploading to the Archive. (Items that are uploaded and contain emulation are automatically moved to the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_contribs Software Library Contributions] collection by a script.) == Software Library Collections == The Library is separated by machine type, followed by genre of software. '''[https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_apple APPLE (8-BIT)]''' * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_games * softwarelibrary_apple_logic * softwarelibrary_apple_woz * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_applications * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_misc * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_productivity * softwarelibrary_apple_mecc * apple_ii_library_demos * apple_ii_library_operatingsystems * apple_ii_library_magazines * apple_ii_library_compilations * apple_ii_library_educational * apple_ii_library_applications * apple_ii_library_4am * softwarelibrary_apple_daspider * wozaday * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_mecc * softwarelibrary_apple_woz_educational * softwarelibrary_apple_contribs * softwarelibrary_apple_auge * riag_floppies_collection * nibblemagazinedisks * softwarelibrary_apple_jbh * softwarelibrary_apple_games * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_utilities * 3d0g_knight_floppies * softwarelibrary_apple_asimov_pd * flux_capacity * glitchfloppies * software_of_the_month_club * larryshermandisks There is also a collection called [https://archive.org/details/4amp4 4amp4] that are video captures of Apple II boot sequences. APPLE IIgs * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_games * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_educational * softwarelibrary_apple2gs * softwarelibrary_apple_iigs_euro * softwarelibrary_apple2gs_applications [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_atari ATARI (8-BIT)] * atari_8bit_library_pooldisks * atari_8bit_library_magazines * atari_8bit_library_educational * atari_8bit_library_applications * atari_8bit_library_games * atari_8bit_library_demos * Old_Hackers_Atari_User_Group_Newsletter * softwarelibrary_atari_contribs * softwarelibrary_atari_analog [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_c64 COMMODORE 64] * softwarelibrary_c64_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_c64_demos * softwarelibrary_c64_diskmags_scene * softwarelibrary_c64_games * softwarelibrary_c64_educational * softwarelibrary_c64_gamecarts * softwarelibrary_c64_showcase * softwarelibrary_c64_games_seuck COMMODORE AMIGA * softwarelibrary_amiga_demopacks * softwarelibrary_amiga_pd * softwarelibrary_amiga_musicdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_showcase * softwarelibrary_amiga_coverdisks * softwarelibrary_amiga_applications * softwarelibrary_amiga_collections * softwarelibrary_amiga_games COMMODORE PET softwarelibrary_pet MACINTOSH * softwarelibrary_mac [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos MS-DOS] * softwarelibrary_msdos_shareware * softwarelibrary_msdos_texteditors * softwarelibrary_msdos_apps * softwarelibrary_msdos_frostbyte * softwarelibrary_msdos_zzt * softwarelibrary_msdos_showcase * festivalfloppies * msdos_demoscene * doshaven-homebrew * glorious_trainwrecks * softwarelibrary_msdos_games * microcomcollection TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 2 * softwarelibrary_coco2 WINDOWS 3.X The Windows 3.x collection is technically run by a special edition of Windows 3.1 that runs in DOSBOX. * softwarelibrary_win3_games * softwarelibrary_win3_desktoptoys * softwarelibrary_win3_productivity * softwarelibrary_win3 * softwarelibrary_win3_showcase * softwarelibrary_win3_shareware [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_zx_spectrum ZX SPECTRUM] * zx_spectrum_library_demos * zx_spectrum_library_educational * zx_spectrum_library_applications * zx_spectrum_library_covertapes * zx_spectrum_library_games softwarelibrary_contribs DISK MAGAZINES Another collection tree consists of Disk Magazines, sets of disks that were released as part of magazines or as issues in their own right. * diskmags * bigbluedisk A separate collection of blurred-thumbnail software items is located in the [https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_mature Mature Software] collection, derived from all the other platforms and consisting of images with adult-themed thumbnails. [[Category:Collections of software]] 67c488fe60bebbd540183dede414ce4b6c7a027c 0 66 326 246 2020-05-30T09:33:21Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! [[Category:Collections]] 1f3f6abe1f5539eb8aad839389387227077f9b10 0 1 327 158 2020-05-30T09:34:53Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the Internet Archive. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of archive.org, this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 7dc1b50970b3169036a9e625a82acdddbe7b4702 14 99 330 2020-05-30T09:35:42Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Pages related to this wiki project." wikitext text/x-wiki Pages related to this wiki project. 700017221d3cf95794672072167f6d396033ef0f 0 3 331 144 2020-05-30T09:39:50Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] '''300 Funston Avenue''' is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). ==History== Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. ===Reading Room Fire=== [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. ==Function== Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. ==Trivia== On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. ==External links== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] [[Category:Meatspace]] d6e10ca30cfcff4a1c1ab05eaadf97d42c2349ca 6 100 332 2020-05-30T10:39:07Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki What to look for when downloading a podcast of Spotify. db63542c167f4cbaefa18ea6b8421db3e9b039ad 0 101 333 2020-05-30T12:13:22Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardle..." wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|frame|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts === = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Way Back Machine === in all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the wayback machine. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. a0be00c0dc3192aa9284a2af2d11a38d7a99d441 334 333 2020-05-30T12:21:43Z Jaded in 25 /* Apple Podcasts */ wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|frame|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Way Back Machine === in all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the wayback machine. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. e1ed46c5af25517e5da74dd23ac59c9b0c637355 335 334 2020-05-30T12:22:48Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Way Back Machine === in all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the wayback machine. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. d508d07d65528e0896514bf47ac1560400b72bee 0 102 337 2020-05-30T13:00:18Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "{{IA|unlockedrecordings}} Unlocked Recordings is collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. === Music Modernization Act === published reco..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings}} Unlocked Recordings is collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums, as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and no reasonably priced copy is available. 92844852cd0a4d0e434be2652a545173a4287873 338 337 2020-05-30T13:01:24Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings}} Unlocked Recordings is collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums under the Music Modernization Act as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and reasonably priced copy of the work is not available. e7c371579a719de698322ab0cd471a2565981e5c 340 338 2020-05-30T13:07:18Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings}} Unlocked Recordings is collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. 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[[File:Naughtynaughtyna00brew itemimage.jpg|thumb|example of a record in the unlocked recordings collection]] === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums under the Music Modernization Act, as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and reasonably priced copy of the work is not available. c504e094373a4646703baaf6b05c1a73583a92d4 342 341 2020-05-30T13:12:10Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings|Unlocked Recordings }} is a collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. [[File:Naughtynaughtyna00brew itemimage.jpg|thumb|example of a record in the unlocked recordings collection]] === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums under the Music Modernization Act, as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and reasonably priced copy of the work is not available. c44943c13becfc3cb54308fc62a645255853e41c 343 342 2020-05-30T13:24:36Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings|Unlocked Recordings }} is a collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. [[File:Naughtynaughtyna00brew itemimage.jpg|thumb|example of a record in the unlocked recordings collection]] === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums under the Music Modernization Act, as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and reasonably priced copy of the work is not available. === Souces of records === many of the records in this collection come from the store Recycled Records located at 1377 Haight Street North Beach San Francisco's, as well as the Boston Public Library collection. in May of 2020 the internet archive announced it had acquired Bop Street Records a would incorporate the over 500,000 records into there collections. 50e6405f92f08e03404fb7c1ffd89342d9cd4324 6 103 339 2020-05-30T13:05:50Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki example of record in the unlocked recordings collection 37973e99a9626cdec9e47d29f003ee8a332ecfd7 6 104 344 2020-05-30T13:34:04Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Marquee cd710fcc23c71a5b517bea1c0bd7c98026f0075e 0 91 345 297 2020-05-30T13:34:16Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Internet Arcade''' is a web-based [[software]] [[collection]] hosted by the [[Internet Archive]]. It is a library of arcade (i.e., coin-operated) video games from the 1970s through the 1990s. They are emulated in JSMAME, part of the JSMESS software package. [[File:Marquee.jpg|thumb]] ==Articles== * [https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/a32438854/play-classic-arcade-video-games-online-free/ "Internet Arcade Lets You Play All Your Favorite Old-School Arcade Games for Free"] * [https://www.timeout.com/usa/news/play-atomic-boy-indiana-jones-and-more-old-school-arcade-games-for-free-online-now-050820 "Play Atomic Boy, Indiana Jones and more old-school arcade games for free online now"] ==External links== * {{IAItem|internetarcade}} [[Category:Collections of software]] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 60dd4ee3b682c8c9a66597cdc1fcad74b0864d40 0 105 346 2020-05-30T14:07:40Z Jaded in 25 Created page with " = Namesake = Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono was an American singer-songwriter and politician. After his passing in 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, named in hi..." wikitext text/x-wiki = Namesake = Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono was an American singer-songwriter and politician. After his passing in 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, named in his honor. Sonny Bono's involvement is often used by detractor of modern American copyright law, to prove is process was tainted by vested intresses. = 1998 Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998 = 174d446da8dcc76c08d93a4505c847343fbd0e21 347 346 2020-05-30T14:08:30Z Jaded in 25 /* Namesake */ wikitext text/x-wiki = Namesake = Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono was an American singer-songwriter and politician. After his passing in 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, named in his honor. 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This addresses regular linking. ===Specific file in an item=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|file=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>file</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>file=</code>. ===Link to a collection's about page=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|about=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. <code>about</code> is an explicit argument, so you must address it with <code>about=</code>. Set its value to true. Technically, <code>about</code> can always be appended, but the parameter it adds to the URL is meaningless except when addressing a collection. ===Show a thumbnail instead of link text=== * <code><nowiki>{{IA|identifier|text|thumb=|file=}}</nowiki></code> The <code>text</code> argument is optional and implicit. It will set the thumbnail's alt text. <code>thumb</code> and <code>file</code> are explicit arguments, so you must address them with <code>thumb=</code> and <code>file=</code>. ==Examples== * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001}} * <nowiki>{{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|amicus_lectio_0001|example text}} * <nowiki>{{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|art_of_war_librivox|file=art_of_war_03-04_sun_tzu.mp3}} * <nowiki>{{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|librivoxaudio|about=true}} * <nowiki>{{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} * <nowiki>{{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|A magazine cover|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}}</nowiki> ** {{IA|20-minutes-edition-france|A magazine cover|thumb=20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} [[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 40d21c7744e0742073852dd728c2fec4c883301e 11 106 349 2020-05-30T16:10:42Z JesseW 17 Created page with "This is excellent! I have the following suggestions, which I'll implement if I don't hear objections in a week or so. * Change about= to tab= and have the value be what is pu..." wikitext text/x-wiki This is excellent! I have the following suggestions, which I'll implement if I don't hear objections in a week or so. * Change about= to tab= and have the value be what is put in the "tab=" param (i.e. tab=about to add that to the URL. * Add support for archive.org/metadata/ (including the additional parts of the path to filter down the metadata), via a metadata= param. * Add arbitrary path= param to add an arbitrary string after the details/''identifier'' to support pagination for mediatype:text, and track selection for mediatype:audio (and presumably others I don't remember right now?). * Use plainlinks styling to remove the external link icon. * Maybe re-add the IA icon, or at least make it optional? Again, very nice work. [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 16:10, 30 May 2020 (UTC) 1883e0847ead7ef2e2c1d718e6212e42b48e1a82 11 106 351 349 2020-05-30T19:35:45Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki This is excellent! I have the following suggestions, which I'll implement if I don't hear objections in a week or so. * Change about= to tab= and have the value be what is put in the "tab=" param (i.e. tab=about to add that to the URL. ** What other expected values are there? If "about" is the only salient option (considering it's the other tab by default), then the template should prevent mistakes by always going to "about." [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Add support for archive.org/metadata/ (including the additional parts of the path to filter down the metadata), via a metadata= param. * Add arbitrary path= param to add an arbitrary string after the details/''identifier'' to support pagination for mediatype:text, and track selection for mediatype:audio (and presumably others I don't remember right now?). * Use plainlinks styling to remove the external link icon. ** External links on a wiki are expected to be marked as such. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Maybe re-add the IA icon, or at least make it optional? ** Again, very nice work. [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 16:10, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Thanks. I'll look into the other features later. Creating a /Sandbox subpage would be a good idea for experimenting. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) d956df8b75e29487eec41163efaf46f2de33deb4 352 351 2020-05-30T19:38:02Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki This is excellent! I have the following suggestions, which I'll implement if I don't hear objections in a week or so. * Change about= to tab= and have the value be what is put in the "tab=" param (i.e. tab=about to add that to the URL. ** What other expected values are there? If "about" is the only salient option (considering it's the other tab by default), then the template should prevent mistakes by always going to "about." [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Add support for archive.org/metadata/ (including the additional parts of the path to filter down the metadata), via a metadata= param. * Add arbitrary path= param to add an arbitrary string after the details/''identifier'' to support pagination for mediatype:text, and track selection for mediatype:audio (and presumably others I don't remember right now?). * Use plainlinks styling to remove the external link icon. ** External links on a wiki are expected to be marked as such. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Maybe re-add the IA icon, or at least make it optional? ** I seriously do not think we should build the image into the basic link template. The reason I included it was to make the external links look nicer, not to pepper the articles with the IA logo. This template should be about forming basic links to the archive and other templates can make use of it. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:38, 30 May 2020 (UTC) Again, very nice work. [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 16:10, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Thanks. I'll look into the other features later. Creating a /Sandbox subpage would be a good idea for experimenting. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) 8bd7f8b5fc24457a74b4404edfdcdd031d20c094 365 352 2020-05-30T20:13:43Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki This is excellent! I have the following suggestions, which I'll implement if I don't hear objections in a week or so. * Change about= to tab= and have the value be what is put in the "tab=" param (i.e. tab=about to add that to the URL. ** What other expected values are there? If "about" is the only salient option (considering it's the other tab by default), then the template should prevent mistakes by always going to "about." [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) *** That makes sense -- the only other value I've seen is the (mostly unused) forums, e.g. https://archive.org/details/movies?tab=forum and that's probably not worth the trouble. [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 20:13, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Add support for archive.org/metadata/ (including the additional parts of the path to filter down the metadata), via a metadata= param. * Add arbitrary path= param to add an arbitrary string after the details/''identifier'' to support pagination for mediatype:text, and track selection for mediatype:audio (and presumably others I don't remember right now?). * Use plainlinks styling to remove the external link icon. ** External links on a wiki are expected to be marked as such. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) *** Fair enough. I was mainly thinking of the thumbnail option, where not having the extra icon might look nicer. But it's very much a style thing. * Maybe re-add the IA icon, or at least make it optional? ** I seriously do not think we should build the image into the basic link template. The reason I included it was to make the external links look nicer, not to pepper the articles with the IA logo. This template should be about forming basic links to the archive and other templates can make use of it. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:38, 30 May 2020 (UTC) *** Makes sense! [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 20:13, 30 May 2020 (UTC) Again, very nice work. [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] ([[User talk:JesseW|talk]]) 16:10, 30 May 2020 (UTC) * Thanks. I'll look into the other features later. Creating a /Sandbox subpage would be a good idea for experimenting. [[User:Lethargilistic|lethargilistic]] ([[User talk:Lethargilistic|talk]]) 19:35, 30 May 2020 (UTC) 5482c3a22d0aaabc5a2a2eb2f21ed4dd3e3bb6e7 0 105 353 347 2020-05-30T19:40:53Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki == Namesake == Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono was an American singer-songwriter and politician. After his passing in 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, named in his honor. Sonny Bono's involvement is often used by critics of modern American copyright law, to prove is process was tainted by vested intresses. == 1998 Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998 == ==External links== * {{IAItem|last20}} c08b2aa3b5869458c99b0c680ed4e73f460e7ab4 354 353 2020-05-30T19:42:07Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] believes works in the '''Sonny Bono Memorial Collection''' are eligible for free public access under 17 U.S.C. Section 108(h), which allows for non-profit libraries and archives to reproduce, distribute, display and publicly perform a work if it meets the criteria of: a published work in the last twenty years of copyright, and after conducting a reasonable investigation, no commercial exploitation or copy at a reasonable price could be found. This provision was enacted at the same time as the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act. == Namesake == Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono was an American singer-songwriter and politician. After his passing in 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, named in his honor. Sonny Bono's involvement is often used by critics of modern American copyright law, to prove is process was tainted by vested intresses. == 1998 Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998 == ==External links== * {{IAItem|last20}} 97a5abb6af8f637722fba772293f8e9e9bf282f4 4 107 355 2020-05-30T19:55:49Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Ahoy! In the interest of making sure stubbed articles are about identifiable subjects, I just wanted to note some things that should be in each article. It would be very impr..." wikitext text/x-wiki Ahoy! In the interest of making sure stubbed articles are about identifiable subjects, I just wanted to note some things that should be in each article. It would be very imprudent to make any rules or anything yet, so that's not my intention. My main concern is making sure that the topics are easily identifiable to other editors and able to be found without using a search engine at the time they're created. ==If you're creating a stub to an item on the archive:== * Include a {{Tl|IAItem}} link to the item somewhere in the article. * Include a basic description of the item, possibly copy/pasted from the item's description or About tab. * The title of the article will often be the name of the item. If it's not, you should probably include the name of the item in the article. * Following the wiki convention of bolding the name of the article the first time it's mentioned is Nice. ==If you're creating a stub for an Internet Archive project:== * Same general idea for an item applies: please provide a direct link to what you're talking about, if it exists. * I've been using two headings for linking out. For me, "External links" is external links to places to find the project online, and "Articles" is links to articles about that thing. Ideally, links in "Articles" would be converted into <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> tags at some point in the future, whereas "External links" would remain forever regardless. 5a59f8b37e24ed074fe2f27b98e1e38830168d2a 364 355 2020-05-30T20:13:26Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Ahoy! In the interest of making sure stubbed articles are about identifiable subjects, I just wanted to note some things that should be in each article. It would be very imprudent to make any rules or anything yet, so that's not my intention. My main concern is making sure that the topics are easily identifiable to other editors and able to be found without using a search engine at the time they're created. ==If you're creating a stub to an item on the archive:== * Include a {{Tl|IAItem}} link to the item somewhere in the article. * Include a basic description of the item, possibly copy/pasted from the item's description or About tab. * The title of the article will often be the name of the item. If it's not, you should probably include the name of the item in the article. * Following the wiki convention of bolding the name of the article the first time it's mentioned is Nice. * If it's a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: ** [[:Category:Collections of texts]] ** [[:Category:Collections of audio]] ** [[:Category:Collections of movies]] ** [[:Category:Collections of data]] ** [[:Category:Collections of software]] ** [[:Category:Collections of image]] ** [[:Category:Collections of web]] * If it's an individual item or about a kind of item, but not a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: ** [[:Category:Texts]] ** [[:Category:Audio]] ** [[:Category:Movies]] ** [[:Category:Data]] ** [[:Category:Software]] ** [[:Category:Image]] ** [[:Category:Web]] ==If you're creating a stub for an Internet Archive project:== * Same general idea for an item applies: please provide a direct link to what you're talking about, if it exists. * I've been using two headings for linking out. For me, "External links" is external links to places to find the project online, and "Articles" is links to articles about that thing. Ideally, links in "Articles" would be converted into <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> tags at some point in the future, whereas "External links" would remain forever regardless. * Please include [[:Category:Internet Archive projects]] at the bottom. 419f340a7a40ccc7c26ff613cceed16bbf9c24de 375 364 2020-05-30T20:30:52Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Ahoy! In the interest of making sure stubbed articles are about identifiable subjects, I just wanted to note some things that should be in each article. It would be very imprudent to make any rules or anything yet, so that's not my intention. My main concern is making sure that the topics are easily identifiable to other editors and able to be found without using a search engine at the time they're created. ==If you're creating a stub to an item on the archive:== * Include a {{Tl|IAItem}} link to the item somewhere in the article. * Include a basic description of the item, possibly copy/pasted from the item's description or About tab. * The title of the article will often be the name of the item. If it's not, you should probably include the name of the item in the article. * Following the wiki convention of bolding the name of the article the first time it's mentioned is Nice. * If it's a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: <div style="column-count:3;-moz-column-count:3;-webkit-column-count:3"> :* [[:Category:Collections of texts]] :* [[:Category:Collections of audio]] :* [[:Category:Collections of movies]] :* [[:Category:Collections of data]] :* [[:Category:Collections of software]] :* [[:Category:Collections of image]] :* [[:Category:Collections of web]] </div> * If it's an individual item or about a kind of item, but not a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: <div style="column-count:3;-moz-column-count:3;-webkit-column-count:3"> :* [[:Category:Texts]] :* [[:Category:Audio]] :* [[:Category:Movies]] :* [[:Category:Data]] :* [[:Category:Software]] :* [[:Category:Image]] :* [[:Category:Web]] </div> ==If you're creating a stub for an Internet Archive project:== * Same general idea for an item applies: please provide a direct link to what you're talking about, if it exists. * I've been using two headings for linking out. For me, "External links" is external links to places to find the project online, and "Articles" is links to articles about that thing. Ideally, links in "Articles" would be converted into <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> tags at some point in the future, whereas "External links" would remain forever regardless. * Please include [[:Category:Internet Archive projects]] at the bottom. 119db8c11b2635b05cdaab4ee0298029f86c6d2f 377 375 2020-05-30T21:00:07Z Lethargilistic 22 /* If you're creating a stub to an item on the archive: */ wikitext text/x-wiki Ahoy! In the interest of making sure stubbed articles are about identifiable subjects, I just wanted to note some things that should be in each article. It would be very imprudent to make any rules or anything yet, so that's not my intention. My main concern is making sure that the topics are easily identifiable to other editors and able to be found without using a search engine at the time they're created. ==If you're creating a stub to an item on the archive:== * Include a {{Tl|IAItem}} link to the item somewhere in the article. * Include a basic description of the item, possibly copy/pasted from the item's description or About tab. * The title of the article will often be the name of the item. If it's not, you should probably include the name of the item in the article. * If it's a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: <div style="column-count:3;-moz-column-count:3;-webkit-column-count:3"> :* [[:Category:Collections of texts]] :* [[:Category:Collections of audio]] :* [[:Category:Collections of movies]] :* [[:Category:Collections of data]] :* [[:Category:Collections of software]] :* [[:Category:Collections of image]] :* [[:Category:Collections of web]] </div> * If it's an individual item or about a kind of item, but not a collection, please include one of these categories at the bottom: <div style="column-count:3;-moz-column-count:3;-webkit-column-count:3"> :* [[:Category:Texts]] :* [[:Category:Audio]] :* [[:Category:Movies]] :* [[:Category:Data]] :* [[:Category:Software]] :* [[:Category:Image]] :* [[:Category:Web]] </div> ==If you're creating a stub for an Internet Archive project:== * Same general idea for an item applies: please provide a direct link to what you're talking about, if it exists. * I've been using two headings for linking out. For me, "External links" is external links to places to find the project online, and "Articles" is links to articles about that thing. Ideally, links in "Articles" would be converted into <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> tags at some point in the future, whereas "External links" would remain forever regardless. * Please include [[:Category:Internet Archive projects]] at the bottom. 480e815c8b3e57eb36ba8b5fb54a4f6e5a56e18d 4 5 356 328 2020-05-30T20:01:07Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. ==Suggested reading and common templates== You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. If you want to create a short article to cover an item on the archive or an [[:Category:Internet Archive projects|Internet Archive project]], please look at [[Project:Creating a Stub]] to get a general minimum idea. The gist: another editor should be able to reach the thing you're talking about without having to use a search engine. ==Roadmap== <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] bd4cb345a3d2d082da2c77771af6278e4dce5b8f 14 108 357 2020-05-30T20:03:32Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatypes||kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[web]]. Category:Collecti..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatypes||kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[web]]. [[Category:Collections]] 7ff83133fd988a4a7a44c19def32a81bdcda4572 359 357 2020-05-30T20:04:10Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[web]]. [[Category:Collections]] 9db32af68fb3453b14b88a6bf32155697a3f2947 14 92 358 315 2020-05-30T20:03:52Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatypes|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[software]]. [[Category:Collections]] 1d6d5bfe6a850db044980bc216e3cdd5a0b5f4c5 14 109 360 2020-05-30T20:04:50Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[audio]]. Category:Collecti..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[audio]]. [[Category:Collections]] d8dc70234c4d0d110eebf9d486cc01855b5ce0f2 14 110 361 2020-05-30T20:05:54Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[movies]]. Category:Collect..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[movies]]. [[Category:Collections]] d15615cbfea538469c7b0e74c23a12f00bc052b4 14 111 362 2020-05-30T20:06:28Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[image]]. Category:Collecti..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[image]]. [[Category:Collections]] 6c6c96a3c12da6e7f3be649808e3d2de6722e002 14 112 363 2020-05-30T20:07:04Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[data]]. Category:Collectio..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s may include many [[Mediatype|kinds]] of [[items]]. If these collections were known for only one kind of item, it would be their [[data]]. [[Category:Collections]] b33e54ea1c318e287443535ea3727b6fccf3f78b 14 72 366 213 2020-05-30T20:14:34Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[Mediatypes|mediatype]] [[texts]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of texts, such as [[Magazines and Periodicals]]. [[Category:Items]] 8f7cb8b71b8cb85f0c02a22a7341694a0d0fef2d 14 113 367 2020-05-30T20:15:09Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[audio]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of audio. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[audio]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of audio. [[Category:Items]] 7dc552d947f8749d788980a335c91a8520428001 14 114 368 2020-05-30T20:15:18Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[movie]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of movie. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[movie]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of movie. [[Category:Items]] 1f3b2d4b2f4045809c1d1c6434122836d5bf803d 14 115 369 2020-05-30T20:15:24Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[data]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of data. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[data]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of data. [[Category:Items]] cef487b1785bafcd742c05881cf69f029e4bd7c4 14 116 370 2020-05-30T20:15:40Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[software]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of software. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[software]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of software. [[Category:Items]] 97c9d39300d863ef7e9b41befafed948af67efaa 14 117 371 2020-05-30T20:15:54Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[image]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of image. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[image]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of image. [[Category:Items]] 63ca8d083b3e0c5b9f4136e47ced1c1abeae440d 14 118 372 2020-05-30T20:16:11Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[web]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of web. [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]] that are of the [[mediatype]] [[web]]. Also includes articles covering general sorts of web. [[Category:Items]] ca50d5480c5b71d24dadc1a8bc18b77bab43cae0 14 119 373 2020-05-30T20:17:10Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "[[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]]. Prefer to use a specific subcategory." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Items]] in the [[Internet Archive]]. Prefer to use a specific subcategory. ebe122d3da72aad2acef9b44b7bccc2545b9afb3 14 73 374 312 2020-05-30T20:18:10Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Collection]]s of [[items]] in the [[Internet Archive]]. Prefer to use a specific subcategory. [[Category:Items]] 1d522442cb9c148dd932cf524c1df6a0fb01ee1e 0 8 376 231 2020-05-30T20:39:38Z JesseW 17 correct link wikitext text/x-wiki Located in the Great Room of the Internet Archive are over 120 clay statues of current and previous Internet Archive employees and collaborators, created by Nuala Creed. General Internet Archive policy has been to create a statue for employees after 3 years tenure; occasionally, figures have been created in memory of Friends of the Archive who have died. (For example, Aaron Swartz and John Perry Barlow). The statue is not compulsory. [[Brewster Kahle]] had the idea for the statues after seeing the Terracotta Warrior statues in China. He proposed the idea of creating the statues to Nuala Creed, who was initially hesitant. Six months later, she created a statue of Kahle. He enjoyed it, so she kept producing them. The statues are stoneware. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuala_Creed Wikipedia entry on Sculptor Nuala Creed] * [https://www.nualacreed.com/galleries/ceramic-archivists Official web page of information about the Statues] * [https://archive.org/details/TheInternetArchivistsFinalCutBoostedSound Documentary about the statues]. ==The Statues== * [[Brewster Kahle]] * [[Jason Scott]] * Andrea Mills * Aaron Ximm * Alexis Rossi * Jacques Cressaty * Tracey Jaquith ===Friends=== * [[Aaron Swartz]] (Friend) * [[John Perry Barlow]] (Friend) * Ted Nelson (Friend) [[Category:Meatspace]] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 0c89586422e00e369d134819e1c479978cdc4398 0 120 378 2020-05-31T02:19:34Z JesseW 17 Created page with "'''Controlled Digital Lending''' is an emerging method that allows libraries to loan print books to digital patrons in a "lend like print" fashion. IA pioneered it and partner..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Controlled Digital Lending''' is an emerging method that allows libraries to loan print books to digital patrons in a "lend like print" fashion. IA pioneered it and partners with many libraries to offer it thru [[Open Library]]. == External links == https://controlleddigitallending.org 3392a38318e39c49e01f5949bfdc169bd508e7ac 0 102 379 343 2020-05-31T02:20:39Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki {{IA|unlockedrecordings|Unlocked Recordings }} is a collection of orphaned works made available under the Music Modernization Act. [[File:Naughtynaughtyna00brew itemimage.jpg|thumb|example of a record in the unlocked recordings collection]] === Music Modernization Act === published recording may be digitized and distributed by libraries, archives, and museums under the Music Modernization Act, as long as there is no commercial sale of the works and reasonably priced copy of the work is not available. === Souces of records === many of the records in this collection come from the store Recycled Records located at 1377 Haight Street North Beach San Francisco's, as well as the Boston Public Library collection. in May of 2020 the internet archive announced it had acquired Bop Street Records a would incorporate the over 500,000 records into there collections. [[Category:Collections of audio]] ba6b6a7b0bfe9d2d10d6ecc394d62dccc3f8261d 0 66 380 326 2020-05-31T02:22:57Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. [[Category:Collections]] 14db96e1f6af29abd3dde05839bac1f3ee4df961 395 380 2020-06-01T05:56:34Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image}} -- Images ** {{IA id|flickrcommons}} -- Flickr Commons Archive ** {{IA id|maps_usgs}} -- USGS Maps ** {{IA id|nasa}} -- NASA Images ** {{IA id|coverartarchive}} -- Cover Art Archive [[Category:Collections]] b207182e2915b66b874efb7bb0923791451ec0b4 398 395 2020-06-01T06:02:43Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} [[Category:Collections]] e4ec4ff82d4c6f6933302661dd25992c88537e8d 399 398 2020-06-01T06:08:07Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) [[Category:Collections]] 21f20c76687efed1422ab20cdfbcdba4e2925742 400 399 2020-06-01T06:13:37Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} [[Category:Collections]] edc63fecfaa4986f9c0605c09688bd38b3cd7b78 0 101 381 335 2020-05-31T02:24:20Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Way Back Machine === in all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the wayback machine. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. = External links = * {{IA|podcasts}} b115b8a0300917abbeab8cf7394452a60a5ffd67 0 48 382 307 2020-05-31T02:27:24Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. Items can be grouped together into '''[[collection]]s'', which are also a type of item (although they generally don't contain actual data of their own). 0784258e1e86fb95ae8ec4f8afdc0c5e10fd1a94 383 382 2020-05-31T02:27:37Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. Items can be grouped together into [[collection]]s, which are also a type of item (although they generally don't contain actual data of their own). cf5c76f813de7f113039c297bcd87bccd64c594e 0 47 384 281 2020-05-31T02:32:49Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; search_collection : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; [[mediatype]] : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question|What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question|What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. 7240747cbc76df5a94350a1c3b2caeb82377cc56 0 13 385 311 2020-05-31T02:35:25Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ '''Mediatypes''' are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these are the currently relevant mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]] (and [[etree]]), [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. The identifiers with the same name as the mediatypes appear to have magic that makes them act like virtual collections containing all the items of that mediatype. So {{IA|texts}} contains all the texts, {{IA|image}} contains all the images, etc. === Texts = == Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized *[[etree]]* mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 173d2a53931d3211a60980e8f16cf09c2ea3902e 386 385 2020-05-31T02:35:40Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ '''Mediatypes''' are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these are the currently relevant mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]] (and [[etree]]), [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. The identifiers with the same name as the mediatypes appear to have magic that makes them act like virtual collections containing all the items of that mediatype. So {{IA|texts}} contains all the texts, {{IA|image}} contains all the images, etc. === Texts = == Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized [[etree]] mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 9761da9636b980a663a32467c7fe1705d8dffbe6 387 386 2020-05-31T02:41:15Z JesseW 17 /* Account */ don't do bad things wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ '''Mediatypes''' are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these are the currently relevant mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]] (and [[etree]]), [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. The identifiers with the same name as the mediatypes appear to have magic that makes them act like virtual collections containing all the items of that mediatype. So {{IA|texts}} contains all the texts, {{IA|image}} contains all the images, etc. === Texts = == Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized [[etree]] mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. It is possible to do a bunch of weird and horrible things to your own account item. Please don't. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 66032494a380043b1c1b9c23267e416ee9b589f3 391 387 2020-05-31T04:43:09Z Jaded in 25 /* = Texts = */ wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ '''Mediatypes''' are the classification of type of items on [[Internet Archive]] to indicate how the system should present and produce [[Deriving|derivations]] from them. Created and added to in an ad-hoc fashion over the course of decades, these are the currently relevant mediatypes: [[texts]], [[audio]] (and [[etree]]), [[movies]], [[software]], [[data]], [[image]], and [[web]]. The identifiers with the same name as the mediatypes appear to have magic that makes them act like virtual collections containing all the items of that mediatype. So {{IA|texts}} contains all the texts, {{IA|image}} contains all the images, etc. === Texts === Presents printed materials or compilations of images. Usually is rendered into the book reading software, as well as receiving [[OCR]] (optical character recognition) and alternate formats such as PDF, DJVU and EPUB. Most affiliated with the [[Book Scanning Operation]]. === Audio (and etree) === Music, sound, or any number of audio files. Originally created. There is also a specialized [[etree]] mediatype affiliated with audio, that allows for specific treatment of those files. === Image === === Movies === === Software === === Web === === Data === === Collection === === Account === Accounts for the patrons of the Archive are also considered items, and are given an "account" mediatype. It is currently only possible to create an account through the account creation system. All accounts on the archive start with a @ character, e.g. https://archive.org/details/@username. It is possible to do a bunch of weird and horrible things to your own account item. Please don't. === Other Considerations === There are occasionally other mediatypes in the ''mediatype'' [[metadata]] field, due to errors, old tests, and other factors, but they are not specifically valid. They are often trapped inside [[Dark items|dark]] or [[disused items]]. 3532d94a9fb24a28ca32d2a7698242fc78d646ba 0 121 388 2020-05-31T03:01:09Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens eve..." wikitext text/x-wiki Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens every year on 1 January (News Years Day) but is usually celebrated on the 26 January. Each year since works started entering the public domain again in 2019 the internet archive has hosted a celebration. https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday d2d26a61fca9c495201f99938a3b4f92ffd60517 389 388 2020-05-31T03:50:26Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens every year on 1 January (News Years Day) but is usually celebrated on the 26 January. Each year since works started entering the public domain again in 2019 the internet archive has hosted a celebration. == External links == * https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday * {{Question|Web pages, blog posts, etc about IA's celebrations?}} 0fccb88279e95d082f7900811f7e8cb8530f4b10 14 122 390 2020-05-31T04:38:28Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "Events hosted or sponsored by the internet archive. https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Public_domain_day" wikitext text/x-wiki Events hosted or sponsored by the internet archive. https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Public_domain_day a1f5a835ff69baf8efe34b85ee4d35e1a048a942 0 123 392 2020-05-31T05:56:53Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "The Great 78 Project is a community project to preserve and digitize 78rpm records, dating from 1898 to the 1950s. =Copyright= [https://archive.org/search.php?query=collectio..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Great 78 Project is a community project to preserve and digitize 78rpm records, dating from 1898 to the 1950s. =Copyright= [https://archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3A(78rpm)%20AND%20date%3A%5B1800-01-01%20TO%201924-12-31%5D 78rpm records with expired copyright terms] The Internet Archive does not advise as to the copyright status of items in our collections. Our terms of use require that users make use of the Internet Archive's collections at their own risk and ensure that such use is non-infringing and in accordance with all applicable laws. It is the user’s responsibility to determine whether permission may be required for a given use of these materials, or whether such use is authorized by law. 5ed67f9a17fdaae0e023486075c4c71dae8d7ef5 0 124 393 2020-05-31T07:50:21Z Jaded in 25 Created page with " = Donating Psychical Media = === Accepted Media Types === * Audio - 45s * Audio - 78s * Audio - Compact Discs * Audio - Cassette Tapes * Audio - LPs * Books * Magazines * Ma..." wikitext text/x-wiki = Donating Psychical Media = === Accepted Media Types === * Audio - 45s * Audio - 78s * Audio - Compact Discs * Audio - Cassette Tapes * Audio - LPs * Books * Magazines * Maps * Betamax Videotape * Laserdisc * Celluloid Film (Reel to Reel) * VHS Videotape * Microfilm * Microfiche * Images - Photographic Negatives * Images - Glass Lantern Slides * Images - Photographic Prints * Software === Receiving Addresses === Items may be received at our Physical Archive or our Headquarters location. Addresses are below: * Physical Archive (preferred) 2512 Florida Ave. Richmond, CA 94804 * Internet Archive Headquarters (less than 10 boxes) 300 Funston Ave. San Francisco, CA 94118 767f067cd17001284700d3b3cffad26a874df72a 0 89 394 278 2020-06-01T05:56:02Z JesseW 17 move list of collections to other page wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. Another method for including items in a collection is by specifying the '''search_collection''' metadata key ''on'' the collection, with a [[search query]] as the value. Then all the items matched by that search query will be included in the collection, although the backlink from the item to the collection won't show up. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), or geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}), or throttled ({{IAitem|highbandwidth}}). The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images dc25cc7a5a734e8f881383ceda4f91206857113a 10 90 396 276 2020-06-01T05:57:48Z JesseW 17 redirect to new template wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:IA]] 399607d95bfbda04bf79fb179a5063ac6ddcf686 10 59 397 256 2020-06-01T05:58:30Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Internet Archive Logo.png|20px]] {{IA|{{{1}}}}}<noinclude>[[Category:External link templates]]</noinclude> 80d976411e4af0c57af76d58792248d6dbb2162b 0 66 401 400 2020-06-01T06:28:29Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages|[[Book Images Project]]}} -- see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ Non-prominent, unusual collections: * Images ** {{IA|mathematicsimage}} -- set of images and videos of mathematical forms by a digital artist, Hamid Naderi Yeganeh. ** {{IA|SharedMap}} -- big collection of street map tiles for a project that doesn't seem to exist anymore (or have made it into the Wayback Machine) [[Category:Collections]] 115ad5d26b711564d544bf1a525032937b540cc9 402 401 2020-06-01T06:32:48Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages|[[Book Images Project]]}} -- see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} Non-prominent, unusual collections: * Images ** {{IA|mathematicsimage}} -- set of images and videos of mathematical forms by a digital artist, Hamid Naderi Yeganeh. ** {{IA|SharedMap}} -- big collection of street map tiles for a project that doesn't seem to exist anymore (or have made it into the Wayback Machine) [[Category:Collections]] b89173d4359eeb5d50153450d1d566b875d99fb4 403 402 2020-06-01T06:38:36Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * {{IA id|image|Images}} ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages|[[Book Images Project]]}} -- see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} ** {{IA|occupyarchive|Occupy Archive}} -- collection of images from occupyarchive.org Non-prominent, unusual collections: * Images ** {{IA|mathematicsimage}} -- set of images and videos of mathematical forms by a digital artist, Hamid Naderi Yeganeh. ** {{IA|SharedMap}} -- big collection of street map tiles for a project that doesn't seem to exist anymore (or have made it into the Wayback Machine) ** {{IA|geographarchive}} -- some copies, from 2013 of the UK Geograph project [[Category:Collections]] d79c73f06cd9ba49bc5d70e466290e8eaf1516f1 0 89 404 394 2020-06-01T06:48:59Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. Another method for including items in a collection is by specifying the '''search_collection''' metadata key ''on'' the collection, with a [[search query]] as the value. Then all the items matched by that search query will be included in the collection, although the backlink from the item to the collection won't show up. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IAitem|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IAitem|bostonlibrary}} or {{IAitem|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IAitem|loggedin}}), geo-blocked ({{IAitem|geo_restricted}}), throttled ({{IAitem|highbandwidth}}) or disabling the download view {{IA|stream_only}}. The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images a79f7b365d180de50101398132a710ec3aca53ab 405 404 2020-06-01T06:49:45Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. Another method for including items in a collection is by specifying the '''search_collection''' metadata key ''on'' the collection, with a [[search query]] as the value. Then all the items matched by that search query will be included in the collection, although the backlink from the item to the collection won't show up. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IA|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IA|bostonlibrary}} or {{IA|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IA|loggedin}}), geo-blocked ({{IA|geo_restricted}}), throttled ({{IA|highbandwidth}}) or disabling the download view ({{IA|stream_only}}). The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images 334a577e2c2170c5a41e8f39d6d350756b973e61 0 121 406 389 2020-06-02T00:48:40Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Public domain day]] to [[Public Domain Day]] wikitext text/x-wiki Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens every year on 1 January (News Years Day) but is usually celebrated on the 26 January. Each year since works started entering the public domain again in 2019 the internet archive has hosted a celebration. == External links == * https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday * {{Question|Web pages, blog posts, etc about IA's celebrations?}} 0fccb88279e95d082f7900811f7e8cb8530f4b10 411 406 2020-06-02T00:54:59Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens every year on 1 January (News Years Day) but is usually celebrated on the 26 January. Each year since works started entering the public domain again in 2019 the internet archive has hosted a celebration. == External links == * https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday * {{Question|Web pages, blog posts, etc about IA's celebrations?}} [[Category:Events]] 40786513325f170ab92d84fce747b4d5724b07e4 0 125 407 2020-06-02T00:48:40Z Lethargilistic 22 Lethargilistic moved page [[Public domain day]] to [[Public Domain Day]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Public Domain Day]] ea901c24378689088bb27e2c73f4705d765a0c3e 0 101 408 381 2020-06-02T00:50:24Z Lethargilistic 22 /* External links */ wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Way Back Machine === in all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the wayback machine. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. = External links = * {{IA|podcasts}} [[Category:Tutorials]] d3b172dda61c72e2f04a5e4ca9bbb29db5f46a3c 409 408 2020-06-02T00:51:08Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Recovering Dead Podcasts */ wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. often old podcasts don't die they are mearly re branded by greedy podcast publishers, for example the cult classic Podcast the Foreign Police ER was re-branded podcast as FP's First Person but all the old mp3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Wayback Machine === In all likely hood at least some of the the mp3 files will be backed up on the [[Wayback Machine]]. === Stitcher and other doggy podcast hosting websites === because Stitcher and other podcast host don't merely link to mp3 files but create a copy of the files old podcast can remain on Stitcher many years after they have diapered from the more reputable podcast providers. eg. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists to download the podcasts of stitcher is identical to the process for Spotify in the above section if you find a podcast only available on stitcher and no where else please upload it to the internet archive. = External links = * {{IA|podcasts}} [[Category:Tutorials]] d0d6e93bb821a96ebb647c2a567fd54542705613 14 122 410 390 2020-06-02T00:54:49Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Events hosted or sponsored by the [[Internet Archive]]. c42a3144d0b1bd35870068d18b99f916b1538e67 0 124 412 393 2020-06-02T00:56:29Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki == Donating Psychical Media == === Accepted Media Types === * Audio - 45s * Audio - 78s * Audio - Compact Discs * Audio - Cassette Tapes * Audio - LPs * Books * Magazines * Maps * Betamax Videotape * Laserdisc * Celluloid Film (Reel to Reel) * VHS Videotape * Microfilm * Microfiche * Images - Photographic Negatives * Images - Glass Lantern Slides * Images - Photographic Prints * Software === Receiving Addresses === Items may be received at our Physical Archive or our Headquarters location. 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This archive attempts to address this gap by making TV news coverage of this critical week in September 2001 available to those studying these events and their treatment in the media. Explore 3,000 hours of international TV News from 20 channels over 7 days, and select analysis by scholars. The interface of Understanding 9/11 is unique among items in the Archive. ==External links== * {{IAItem|911}} 1f09623c9c6c72fc55c402bd336c2f61a69e3542 426 416 2020-06-02T10:43:38Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Understanding 9/11''', or '''The 9/11 Television News Archive''', is a special [[item]] collecting news coverage of the events of 9/11/2001 and their aftermath as presented by U.S. and international broadcasters. A resource for scholars, journalists, and the public, it presents one week of news broadcasts for study, research and analysis. Television is our pre-eminent medium of information, entertainment and persuasion, but until now it has not been a medium of record. This archive attempts to address this gap by making TV news coverage of this critical week in September 2001 available to those studying these events and their treatment in the media. Explore 3,000 hours of international TV News from 20 channels over 7 days, and select analysis by scholars. 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[[Category:External link templates]] </noinclude> 053f7952fad4f2bda8fc81a36b27d502a155b263 422 421 2020-06-02T10:37:52Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wp_favicon.png|20px|link=Wikipedia:{{{1}}}]] [[Wikipedia:{{{1}}}|{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}]] on Wikipedia<noinclude> ==Usage== <pre> {{WP|Wikipedia page title|optional formatted title}} </pre> Wikipedia automatically translates spaces to underscores in its links, so you don't need to do anything special to account for them. If you find that you need to use a different title, you can use the second parameter. [[Category:External link templates]] </noinclude> a65de9c98edcc69ee031739d69ca7403bd108e5d 0 58 420 318 2020-06-02T10:34:07Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [[Archive Team]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an [[administrator]] of [[archive.org]]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} * {{WP|Jason Scott}} [[Category:People]] 027bdeb7cf7c07f88330922ea05ab617d7aed2a4 0 75 423 233 2020-06-02T10:39:01Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Internet Archive''' is a non-profit dedicated to "Universal Access to All Knowledge". Based in San Francisco, CA, with satellites around the world, Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future&mdash;a place where anyone can go to learn and explore our shared human experience from books, web pages, audio, television and software. Forever. [[Brewster Kahle]] founded the Internet Archive in 1996. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/ archive.org] * {{TwitterUser|internetarchive}} * {{WP|Internet Archive}} 5bedde848cf38fb0c02827b5eded41fdd67e4b1b 0 6 424 188 2020-06-02T10:39:23Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. ==Articles== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] ==External links== * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * {{IAItem|@brewster}} * {{TwitterUser|brewster_kahle}} * {{WP|Brewster Kahle}} [[Category:People]] baed190b15f76373df18c8eed26000bb3fb559f1 425 424 2020-06-02T10:39:48Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Articles */ wikitext text/x-wiki The founder of the [[Internet Archive]]. The [[Statues]] were his idea. ==Articles== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_Kahle Wikipedia Entry on Brewster Kahle] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation Wikipedia Entry on Thinking Machines] * [https://archive.org/details/brewster_kahle_interview_1992 1992 Interview with Kahle Regarding WAIS Project/Company] * [https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/brewster-kahle-0 Internet Hall of Fame Induction Page] * {{WP|Kahle v. Gonzales}} ==External links== * [http://brewster.kahle.org/ Brewster Kahle Blog] * {{IAItem|@brewster}} * {{TwitterUser|brewster_kahle}} * {{WP|Brewster Kahle}} [[Category:People]] c62cbe58917dffb209ad771da2534c4d80322511 0 131 428 2020-06-02T11:01:40Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these prog..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom}} 4cea4b7f31653dd463b8767ec7fa5e870dd9ed14 429 428 2020-06-02T11:02:11Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 81c013944ad41772a1e7f99151a5b63e49ebe0ef 447 429 2020-06-03T11:45:02Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 6f0c2a465c38fe1aab5b1a6a61a9561d174012fe 0 1 430 327 2020-06-02T11:05:50Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the [[Internet Archive]]. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of [[archive.org]], this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] fb06ea9eafceff8f4d1e12f460ded94b1f519111 0 3 431 331 2020-06-02T11:12:27Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Trivia */ wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] '''300 Funston Avenue''' is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). ==History== Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. ===Reading Room Fire=== [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. ==Function== Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. ==Trivia== On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. The Internet Archive is believed to be the only datacenter with a fully functioning pipe organ. Donald Knuth has played on it a number of times.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359890808844288</ref> The [[Physical Archive]] contains both a Connection Machine (because [[Brewster Kahle]] worked on it) and a complete Sun Microsystems "Datacenter in a Box".<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359892465668097</ref> In 2007, the FBI secretly sent a [[national security letter]] to the Archive demanding a patron's information. The Archive sued the FBI to make the fact they submitted this non-secret and won.<ref>[https://www.wired.com/2008/05/internet-archiv/ "FBI Targets Internet Archive With Secret 'National Security Letter', Loses"], ''Wired''</ref> Over 15,000 new items are uploaded by users and contributing parties every single day. The Archive is well over 50 petabytes (50,000 terabytes) of material.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359895498121217</ref> ==External links== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] [[Category:Meatspace]] 48b34333c63eb75750b91c95b0877e8cff952664 432 431 2020-06-02T11:13:00Z Lethargilistic 22 /* External links */ wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] '''300 Funston Avenue''' is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). ==History== Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. ===Reading Room Fire=== [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. ==Function== Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. ==Trivia== On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. The Internet Archive is believed to be the only datacenter with a fully functioning pipe organ. Donald Knuth has played on it a number of times.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359890808844288</ref> The [[Physical Archive]] contains both a Connection Machine (because [[Brewster Kahle]] worked on it) and a complete Sun Microsystems "Datacenter in a Box".<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359892465668097</ref> In 2007, the FBI secretly sent a [[national security letter]] to the Archive demanding a patron's information. The Archive sued the FBI to make the fact they submitted this non-secret and won.<ref>[https://www.wired.com/2008/05/internet-archiv/ "FBI Targets Internet Archive With Secret 'National Security Letter', Loses"], ''Wired''</ref> Over 15,000 new items are uploaded by users and contributing parties every single day. The Archive is well over 50 petabytes (50,000 terabytes) of material.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359895498121217</ref> ==External links== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] ==References== </references> [[Category:Meatspace]] e3b254dc42160526f02f11b06d9ec4b1b2576890 433 432 2020-06-02T11:13:18Z Lethargilistic 22 /* References */ wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:01ia20thanniversary20161026-david-rinehart-select 0000.jpg|thumb|right|300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco. Taken 2016]] '''300 Funston Avenue''' is the official physical headquarters of the [[Internet Archive]]. The full address is Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, 94118-2116. It bears the distinction of being a very large, church-like building that "looks like the Internet Archive [[logo]]" (which is one of the reasons it was purchased). ==History== Located at in the Richmond District of San Francisco, the building was originally built by the Church of Christ, Scientist (Christian Scientists) as a place of worship in 1923. Built after the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, it was designed with earthquake-proofing in mind. Like multiple Christian Science churches around the country, it was called the "Fourth Church of Christ Scientist", the words of which are faintly visible at the base of the building in the present day. Declining numbers and shifting priorities caused the building to become more and more disused, with services only held occasionally. Due to the historic classification of the building, it could not be razed and replaced with different real estate, making it a white elephant. In 2009, Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive purchased the building and renovated it as a combination datacenter and office building. It replaced the previous home for the Internet Archive, a building in the Presidio, where it was housed from 1996 to 2009. Renovation included rebuilding the previous Sunday School floor into offices, adding power and network facilities for the servers, and deconsecration (removal of religious symbols and blessings). In original considerations of how to renovate, Kahle considered a wholesale reworking of the inside of the building, but instead ultimately chose to modify as little as necessary to maintain the layout and look of the original structure. As a result, the building still contains pews, a working pipe organ, (non-working) holy water fountains, and other trappings from the building's original role. The main layout of the assembly hall allows for seating by hundreds of attendees. ===Reading Room Fire=== [[File:Readingroomfile.jpg|thumb|right|Internet Archive reading room photo, day after fire, November 2013.]] Adjacent to the main building was a [[Reading Room]], which had been converted into an outreach and scanning center for the facility. In November 2013, a fire broke out and burned the reading room, damaging a neighboring building as well as scorching the side of the main Archive building. The Reading Room structure was ultimately razed and currently contains an empty lot used for public functions. ==Function== Currently, the building contains a large portion of Internet Archive [[servers]] as well as most [[main office]] functions. It shares hosting functions with the Archive's direct and shared hosting around the world. ==Trivia== On multiple occasions, the increased amounts of power consumption by the Archive caused power outages in the neighborhood, which were followed by upgrades by the power company. Multiple times a year, the Internet Archive hosts functions, announcement events, celebrations and meetings that are open to the general public or available via ticketing. The Internet Archive is believed to be the only datacenter with a fully functioning pipe organ. Donald Knuth has played on it a number of times.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359890808844288</ref> The [[Physical Archive]] contains both a Connection Machine (because [[Brewster Kahle]] worked on it) and a complete Sun Microsystems "Datacenter in a Box".<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359892465668097</ref> In 2007, the FBI secretly sent a [[national security letter]] to the Archive demanding a patron's information. The Archive sued the FBI to make the fact they submitted this non-secret and won.<ref>[https://www.wired.com/2008/05/internet-archiv/ "FBI Targets Internet Archive With Secret 'National Security Letter', Loses"], ''Wired''</ref> Over 15,000 new items are uploaded by users and contributing parties every single day. The Archive is well over 50 petabytes (50,000 terabytes) of material.<ref>https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/1202359895498121217</ref> ==External links== * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(San_Francisco,_California) Wikipedia entry on the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (San Francisco)] * [https://blog.archive.org/2013/11/06/scanning-center-fire-please-help-rebuild/ Internet Archive blog entry about the Reading Room Fire, November 6 2013] * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/sets/72157633722203885/ Internet Archive Reference Photo Album by Jason Scott (May 2013)] * [http://xhurches.org/The-Internet-Archive XCHURCHES.ORG Entry on 300 Funston Avenue] * [https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-internet-archive-bricks-and-mortar-version/ Scientific American Blog: "The Internet Archive--Bricks and Mortar Version", April 13, 2016] * [https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/internet-archive-headquarters Atlas Obscura entry for the Internet Archive] * [https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15923410/300-Funston-Ave-San-Francisco-CA/ Loopnet Listing for 300 Funston Avenue in 2008] ==References== <references/> [[Category:Meatspace]] 4102ae64391aa730ec816f379acc561674b8e9c2 14 133 436 2020-06-02T11:32:17Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "A [[dark item]] has been made unavailable on the [[Internet Archive]] [[Category:Items]]" wikitext text/x-wiki A [[dark item]] has been made unavailable on the [[Internet Archive]] [[Category:Items]] 82f5ac5e196fc442c6ec126f5f28b4180bc1291d 14 134 438 2020-06-02T11:33:40Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "Things published by the [[Internet Archive]] which have been [[Dark item|taken down]] in compliance with copyright laws." wikitext text/x-wiki Things published by the [[Internet Archive]] which have been [[Dark item|taken down]] in compliance with copyright laws. 070efd3fffd3c176fe13fc3fb651c28197f71e0d 0 53 440 241 2020-06-02T12:06:17Z Lethargilistic 22 /* Opposition */ wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Or June 30, 2020, if the COVID pandemic is over before then, but it will not be. [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. After various authors and publishers publicized their objections to the NEL, and encouraged others to opt out, the email process bogged down somewhat, and [[Jason Scott]] took to Twitter to provide a faster response to authors, sometimes being able to take books within minutes of receiving requests. An association of corporations, authors' lobby groups, and authors sued the Internet Archive over the National Emergency Library.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/books/internet-archive-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Publishers Sue Internet Archive Over Free E-Books"], ''New York Times''</ref> ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 0aa8d6d092032afe76b39dbb3c459e152aa73c8d 0 22 442 53 2020-06-02T16:05:51Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on [[Internet Archive]] can be made [[Unavailable items|unavailable]] for [[downloading]]. When an item has been made dark, the data it holds is not [[Deleted items|deleted]], so an item can be restored later. == Reasons == Two reasons are the main cause for an item to be made dark, either a violation of the [[Terms of Service]] or the item being a test item and possibly being in the [[test collection]]. === Violation of ToS === Violation of the Terms of Service happens mostly for users that are not directly affiliated to the Internet Archive. Violations include: * DMCA * TODO === Other === Another reason an item can be made dark is because the data in the item is bad or invalid. This usually happens in case of automated recording [[projects]]. During this projects a possibility exists of gathering bad data, for example in case the source stream is down or is transmitting bad data. In this case the item with the bad data can be made dark, so the bad data is made [[Unaccessible item|unaccessible]]. 3780b694600f6a98e9528f83fff1ab21361d62a2 6 135 443 2020-06-02T16:09:50Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Scribe c280f48149eb7297a8a634c55b9fd574cb949872 0 136 444 2020-06-03T06:13:42Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "Adobe Flash is a deprecated multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich Internet applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, mobile games..." wikitext text/x-wiki Adobe Flash is a deprecated multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich Internet applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, mobile games and embedded web browser video players. Flash displays text, vector graphics and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. {{IA|flasharchive|Flash Archive }} = Running Flash = http://ruffle.rs is a flash emulator written in rust and compiled in web-assembly it still early days for the project it you can experiment with it online at [http://ruffle-rs.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/builds/web-demo/ ruffle demo] you can compile flash content to an executable. 72cdfbb67b612f3e47b6d40c180dc72ec8e913f3 445 444 2020-06-03T06:14:57Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Adobe Flash is a deprecated multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich Internet applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, mobile games and embedded web browser video players. Flash displays text, vector graphics and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. {{IA|flasharchive|Flash Archive }} = Running Flash = * http://ruffle.rs is a flash emulator written in rust and compiled in web-assembly it still early days for the project it you can experiment with it online at [http://ruffle-rs.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/builds/web-demo/ ruffle demo] * you can compile flash content to an executable. be very careful when using online converters as some may send viruses. 8c7bdbf5a82398843ba9d3ce1f83649cdc42b56a 446 445 2020-06-03T07:25:33Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Adobe Flash is a deprecated multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich Internet applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, mobile games and embedded web browser video players. Flash displays text, vector graphics and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. {{IA|flasharchive|Flash Archive }} = Running Flash = * http://ruffle.rs is a flash emulator written in rust and compiled in web-assembly it still early days for the project it you can experiment with it online at [http://ruffle-rs.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/builds/web-demo/ ruffle demo] * you can compile flash content to an executable. be very careful when using online converters as some may send viruses. == Other Archival Projects == [https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/ Blue Maxima Flashpoint] 3ae28f8f8a971a611f2d03d81a23d8958caaebdd 0 137 448 2020-06-04T05:32:00Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. He..." wikitext text/x-wiki The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. Here are some of the collections: * {{IA|gamefootage|Videogame Footage}} -- around 200 videos, uploaded between 2004 and 2013. * 728fe995d4f508f73651df492862b3310d2f18c2 450 448 2020-06-04T05:40:30Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. Here are some of the collections: * {{IA|gamefootage|Videogame Footage}} -- around 200 videos, uploaded between 2004 and 2013. * {{IA|gamevideos|Videogame Videos}} -- over 52,000 videos, uploaded from 2003 and still being added to. * {{IA|game_replays|Videogame Replays}} -- over 7,000 videos (still being added to), described as "Freely distributable replay and demo movies" * {{IA|speed_runs|Speed Runs}} -- over 4,000 videos documenting speed runs (still being added) ee2e1deb68a640921ae426b1a7a6f4ba0c33314c 451 450 2020-06-04T06:00:57Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. Here are some of the collections: * {{IA|gamefootage|Videogame Footage}} -- around 200 videos, uploaded between 2004 and 2013. * {{IA|gamevideos|Videogame Videos}} -- over 52,000 videos, uploaded from 2003 and still being added to. * {{IA|game_replays|Videogame Replays}} -- over 7,000 videos (still being added to), described as "Freely distributable replay and demo movies" * {{IA|speed_runs|Speed Runs}} -- over 4,000 videos documenting speed runs (still being added) * {{IA|machinima}} * {{IA|videogameprev|Videogame Previews}} -- around 2,000 videos from two sources (VideoPipeline.com and Kikizo.com) uploaded between 2004 and 2008. (Except for {{IA|PCRageOfMagesIINecromancerTrailer|one}} that got filed in there by mistake in 2015.) 8b7d1e374b92c1ce91b7c90332bb75950b2e2009 452 451 2020-06-04T06:21:01Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. Here are some of the collections: * {{IA|gamefootage|Videogame Footage}} -- around 200 videos, uploaded between 2004 and 2013. * {{IA|gamevideos|Videogame Videos}} -- over 52,000 videos, uploaded from 2003 and still being added to. * {{IA|game_replays|Videogame Replays}} -- over 7,000 videos (still being added to), described as "Freely distributable replay and demo movies" * {{IA|speed_runs|Speed Runs}} -- over 4,000 videos documenting speed runs (still being added) * {{IA|machinima}} * {{IA|videogameprev|Videogame Previews}} -- around 2,000 videos from two sources (VideoPipeline.com and Kikizo.com) uploaded between 2004 and 2008. (Except for {{IA|PCRageOfMagesIINecromancerTrailer|one}} that got filed in there by mistake in 2015.) * {{IA|doom_replays}} - 5 (yes, only five) videos of the game Doom, uploaded around Jan 2005. {{Question|Why is this a separate collection?}} cad930ce28775e83bc31cb56da169bf3acccecd9 4 5 449 356 2020-06-04T05:33:15Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. ==Suggested reading and common templates== You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. If you want to create a short article to cover an item on the archive or an [[:Category:Internet Archive projects|Internet Archive project]], please look at [[Project:Creating a Stub]] to get a general minimum idea. The gist: another editor should be able to reach the thing you're talking about without having to use a search engine. ==Roadmap== <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) * <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] * Topics: [[Videogames]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 9d9159faef50806d696e9457e3cbb71e657d8bc3 0 138 453 2020-06-04T06:40:35Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The Internet Archive has a lot of movies, of various types. "movies" is also the name (the [[mediatype]]) that IA uses for all moving image data, whether videos, movies, or..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of movies, of various types. "movies" is also the name (the [[mediatype]]) that IA uses for all moving image data, whether videos, movies, or other, weirder things. This page is just about more conventional movies (although that still describes a wide range). Various [[collection]]s on IA of such include the following: * {{IA|feature_films}} -- Over 6,000 public domain feature films, uploaded starting in 2004 and still continuing. * {{IA|short_films}} -- Over 3,000 short films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|silent_films}} -- Over 1,000 silent films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|movie_trailers}} -- Over 3,000 movie trailers, uploaded between 2004 and 2019. Unclear if more are still being added. [[Category:Collections]] 5185bbefe51161e77a8f46d5754cc3325dd3f59a 454 453 2020-06-04T06:54:15Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of movies, of various types. "movies" is also the name (the [[mediatype]]) that IA uses for all moving image data, whether videos, movies, or other, weirder things. This page is just about more conventional movies (although that still describes a wide range). Various [[collection]]s on IA of such include the following: * {{IA|feature_films}} -- Over 6,000 public domain feature films, uploaded starting in 2004 and still continuing. * {{IA|short_films}} -- Over 3,000 short films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|silent_films}} -- Over 1,000 silent films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|movie_trailers}} -- Over 3,000 movie trailers, uploaded between 2004 and 2019. Unclear if more are still being added. ** {{IA|sabucat_trailers}} -- 103 trailers from a big collector, SabuCat, uploaded in 2004. [[Category:Collections]] 5c6cd6467a2a186ef538cf1fa9208d370e38fc5a 0 139 455 2020-06-04T07:00:47Z Lethargilistic 22 Created page with "The '''Metropolitan Museum of Art''' was founded on April 13, 1870, "to be located in the City of New York, for the purpose of establishing and maintaining in said city a Muse..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Metropolitan Museum of Art''' was founded on April 13, 1870, "to be located in the City of New York, for the purpose of establishing and maintaining in said city a Museum and library of art, of encouraging and developing the study of the fine arts, and the application of arts to manufacture and practical life, of advancing the general knowledge of kindred subjects, and, to that end, of furnishing popular instruction." The mission of The Metropolitan Museum of Art is to collect, preserve, study, exhibit, and stimulate appreciation for and advance knowledge of works of art that collectively represent the broadest spectrum of human achievement at the highest level of quality, all in the service of the public and in accordance with the highest professional standards. Colloquially, it's also called "'''the Met'''". On the [[Internet Archive]], the "Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images" [[collection]] mirrors [[image]]s showcased by the Museum. There are over 140,000 images in that collection, scanned at very high resolution. The most-viewed images in the collection are various kinds of vintage pornography and a portrait of Albert Einstein. ==External links== * {{IAItem|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery}} [[Category:Collections of image]] 870f45b03f06d1d751485dd4fb8529b047dbc696 0 140 456 2020-06-04T07:14:56Z JesseW 17 Created page with "Among the large amount of moving image data stored on the archive, there is much that was originally produced for television. Some such collections include: * {{IA|computerch..." wikitext text/x-wiki Among the large amount of moving image data stored on the archive, there is much that was originally produced for television. Some such collections include: * {{IA|computerchronicles|Computer Chronicles}} -- a prominent TV series that ran for 20 years starting in 1983. * {{IA|mosaic|Mosaic Middle East News}} -- selections of TV news programs from the Middle East, uploaded between 2003 and 2010 (with {{IA|linktv_mosaic20110209|one}} from 2011). 11ac9cf35f4129e730004d13017e31a4b6ccbc73 457 456 2020-06-04T07:15:12Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Among the large amount of moving image data stored on the archive, there is much that was originally produced for television. Some such collections include: * {{IA|computerchronicles|Computer Chronicles}} -- a prominent TV series that ran for 20 years starting in 1983. * {{IA|mosaic|Mosaic Middle East News}} -- selections of TV news programs from the Middle East, uploaded between 2003 and 2010 (with {{IA|linktv_mosaic20110209|one}} from 2011). [[Category:Collections]] 196fbb7053caa83465f713b89076e82a4b6feb43 468 457 2020-06-06T03:01:27Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Among the large amount of moving image data stored on the archive, there is much that was originally produced for television. Some such collections include: * {{IA|computerchronicles|Computer Chronicles}} -- a prominent TV series that ran for 20 years starting in 1983. * {{IA|mosaic|Mosaic Middle East News}} -- selections of TV news programs from the Middle East, uploaded between 2003 and 2010 (with {{IA|linktv_mosaic20110209|one}} from 2011). [[Category:Collections of movies]] 828858ba9b17983e9d6cff8dfa229f79066905a3 0 136 458 446 2020-06-04T07:59:46Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Adobe Flash is a deprecated multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich Internet applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, mobile games and embedded web browser video players. Flash displays text, vector graphics and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. {{IA|flasharchive|Flash Archive }} = Running Flash = * http://ruffle.rs is a flash emulator written in rust and compiled in web-assembly it still early days for the project it you can experiment with it online at [http://ruffle-rs.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/builds/web-demo/ ruffle demo] * you can compile flash content to an executable. be very careful when using online converters as some may contain viruses. == Other Archival Projects == [https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/ Blue Maxima Flashpoint] bfbfd5702e4d74b4d49d31a78b11680cd77da5db 6 141 459 2020-06-04T09:53:42Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki PlayStation controller keyboard layout 61c46513288127138468b9f0b7c10c211dc4c8f3 0 131 460 447 2020-06-04T10:03:11Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== The default controls can be changed by pressing tab. ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png|thumb]] ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 493797e9f5e4d0f0a0f512a8180e3bb1626a0049 461 460 2020-06-04T10:26:28Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== The default controls can be changed by pressing tab. ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png|thumb]] ==Trouble shooting== * Try to delete your internet history, and then restart the rom. ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] fe6cbdf9d852e96914d84ab530c22eedfbcc1e3b 0 138 462 454 2020-06-06T02:52:08Z JesseW 17 JesseW moved page [[Movies]] to [[Films]]: better name; use Movies for the mediatype wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of movies, of various types. "movies" is also the name (the [[mediatype]]) that IA uses for all moving image data, whether videos, movies, or other, weirder things. This page is just about more conventional movies (although that still describes a wide range). Various [[collection]]s on IA of such include the following: * {{IA|feature_films}} -- Over 6,000 public domain feature films, uploaded starting in 2004 and still continuing. * {{IA|short_films}} -- Over 3,000 short films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|silent_films}} -- Over 1,000 silent films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|movie_trailers}} -- Over 3,000 movie trailers, uploaded between 2004 and 2019. Unclear if more are still being added. ** {{IA|sabucat_trailers}} -- 103 trailers from a big collector, SabuCat, uploaded in 2004. [[Category:Collections]] 5c6cd6467a2a186ef538cf1fa9208d370e38fc5a 467 462 2020-06-06T03:01:11Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of films. Various [[collection]]s on IA include the following: * {{IA|feature_films}} -- Over 6,000 public domain feature films, uploaded starting in 2004 and still continuing. * {{IA|short_films}} -- Over 3,000 short films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|silent_films}} -- Over 1,000 silent films, uploaded since 2003 and later. * {{IA|movie_trailers}} -- Over 3,000 movie trailers, uploaded between 2004 and 2019. Unclear if more are still being added. ** {{IA|sabucat_trailers}} -- 103 trailers from a big collector, SabuCat, uploaded in 2004. [[Category:Collections of movies]] 47bd45be4a168fc962185a3eb6cfde65d566f9c8 0 142 463 2020-06-06T02:52:08Z JesseW 17 JesseW moved page [[Movies]] to [[Films]]: better name; use Movies for the mediatype wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Films]] 00efdc0a5757bbf2ceef5ac0b2e471ad598f1f12 464 463 2020-06-06T02:53:20Z JesseW 17 Removed redirect to [[Films]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''movies''' is the [[mediatype]] used on the Internet Archive for all moving images, whether [[films]], [[television]], [[videogame]] recordings, or other weirder things. eb6741040a4735a8be03bbd02f576bf37402beb1 0 143 465 2020-06-06T02:53:40Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Videogames]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Videogames]] 49400b5ef22b8037dc53b61764ce8308c59a0f54 0 144 466 2020-06-06T02:58:40Z JesseW 17 Created page with "There are many '''ephemeral films''', i.e. recordings that weren't officially intended as long-lasting cultural works, that have nonetheless been uploaded to archive.org. Col..." wikitext text/x-wiki There are many '''ephemeral films''', i.e. recordings that weren't officially intended as long-lasting cultural works, that have nonetheless been uploaded to archive.org. Collections of them include: * {{IA|avgeeks|The A/V Geeks Film Archive}} -- a selection (currently just over 1,500) from a much larger set collected by Skip Elsheimer. [[Category:Collections of movies]] eae165b61808a49b155be572b30313030e1aae08 471 466 2020-06-06T03:11:59Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are many '''ephemeral films''', i.e. recordings that weren't officially intended as long-lasting cultural works, that have nonetheless been uploaded to archive.org. They are collected in the {{IA|ephemera|Ephemeral Films}} collection. Some of the sub-collections within that include: * {{IA|avgeeks|The A/V Geeks Film Archive}} -- a selection (currently just over 1,500) from a much larger set collected by Skip Elsheimer. * {{IA|shaping_sf}} -- around 300 historical videos about San Francisco, associated with the website http://www.shapingsf.org [[Category:Collections of movies]] d234c442a266d527a1d7f840a997c2208341a93b 0 137 469 452 2020-06-06T03:01:57Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The archive has a lot of material on the topic of videogames, ranging from actual playable games in the [[Console Living Room]] to numerous videos of games, and much more. Here are some of the collections: * {{IA|gamefootage|Videogame Footage}} -- around 200 videos, uploaded between 2004 and 2013. * {{IA|gamevideos|Videogame Videos}} -- over 52,000 videos, uploaded from 2003 and still being added to. * {{IA|game_replays|Videogame Replays}} -- over 7,000 videos (still being added to), described as "Freely distributable replay and demo movies" * {{IA|speed_runs|Speed Runs}} -- over 4,000 videos documenting speed runs (still being added) * {{IA|machinima}} * {{IA|videogameprev|Videogame Previews}} -- around 2,000 videos from two sources (VideoPipeline.com and Kikizo.com) uploaded between 2004 and 2008. (Except for {{IA|PCRageOfMagesIINecromancerTrailer|one}} that got filed in there by mistake in 2015.) * {{IA|doom_replays}} - 5 (yes, only five) videos of the game Doom, uploaded around Jan 2005. {{Question|Why is this a separate collection?}} [[Category:Collections of movies]] [[Category:Collections of software]] 0cee2eeac5f3518b44b48a3129c61881bdb1b32a 0 145 470 2020-06-06T03:05:10Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The '''Brick Films''' collection on IA is around 600 movies that are produced via stop-motion animation of LEGO figures. Uploaded, primarily from the website BrickFilms.com, b..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Brick Films''' collection on IA is around 600 movies that are produced via stop-motion animation of LEGO figures. Uploaded, primarily from the website BrickFilms.com, between 2002 and 2009, they are strange and wonderful. * {{IA|brick_films}} [[Category:Collections of movies]] bc7c00ff1f52118d9d88eb6ce0aa8260909cd5c1 0 1 472 430 2020-06-06T18:11:39Z JesseW 17 move list of topics from War Room to front page wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the [[Internet Archive]]. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of [[archive.org]], this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * Networking and Disk Capabilities * Software and [[API|APIs]] * Command-Line Tool (Extensive Documentation exists) * Derivation Process <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] * Topics: [[Videogames]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 00ad40a17827bdddc5d59b00abdae5924319b58a 474 472 2020-06-06T18:14:55Z JesseW 17 add more redlinks wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the [[Internet Archive]]. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of [[archive.org]], this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], Physical Archive, [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], Scanning Centers, 78RPM) <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * [[Networking]] and [[Storage]] * [[IA Software]] and [[API]]s * [[IA Command-Line Tool]] (Extensive Documentation exists) * [[Derivation Process]] <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * Collections within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] * Topics: [[Videogames]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox|Toolbox of Script Components]] * Notes on [[Imaging floppy disks]] and [[Scraping other sites for metadata]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 551d41d6a6449acd37002b1bb7b6daf7fb9f79eb 485 474 2020-06-07T04:54:12Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the [[Internet Archive]]. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of [[archive.org]], this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], [[Physical Archive]], [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], [[Scanning Centers]], [[78RPM]]) <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * [[Networking]] and [[Storage]] * [[IA Software]] and [[API]]s * [[IA Command-Line Tool]] (Extensive Documentation exists) * [[Derivation Process]] <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * [[Collection]]s within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] * Topics: [[Videogames]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox]] of Script Components * Notes: [[Imaging floppy disks]], [[Scraping other sites for metadata]] [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 8ccc788710ab2ed7cd64e13e680b540bfa77e1ba 4 5 473 449 2020-06-06T18:12:09Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. ==Suggested reading and common templates== You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IAItem}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item, and {{tl|IAFile}} lets you link to a specific file.) {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. If you want to create a short article to cover an item on the archive or an [[:Category:Internet Archive projects|Internet Archive project]], please look at [[Project:Creating a Stub]] to get a general minimum idea. The gist: another editor should be able to reach the thing you're talking about without having to use a search engine. For the '''ROADMAP''' that was previously here, see [[Main Page]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 561881ccde00601fe7644628b0ee979d083c00c9 0 146 475 2020-06-06T18:24:01Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The Internet Archive has, as one would expect, extensive networking needs, and sends and receives a LOT of bytes, constantly. Here are some links to more details: * https://m..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has, as one would expect, extensive networking needs, and sends and receives a LOT of bytes, constantly. Here are some links to more details: * https://monitor.archive.org/weathermap/weathermap.html * https://blog.archive.org/2020/05/11/thank-you-for-helping-us-increase-our-bandwidth/ * https://blog.archive.org/2019/06/29/two-thin-strands-of-glass/ 95d2b81d0c6583587e91e21fde9b322f4c729c4a 476 475 2020-06-06T18:38:39Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has, as one would expect, extensive networking needs, and sends and receives a LOT of bytes, constantly. Here are some links to more details: * https://monitor.archive.org/weathermap/weathermap.html * https://blog.archive.org/2020/05/11/thank-you-for-helping-us-increase-our-bandwidth/ * https://blog.archive.org/2019/06/29/two-thin-strands-of-glass/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/06/06/our-first-step-into-ipv6-world/ * https://blog.archive.org/2008/04/13/free-ultra-high-speed-internet-to-public-housing/ 6d3e10b0cbd780b1aab33632d971cfaf067b197b 0 147 477 2020-06-06T18:56:57Z JesseW 17 Created page with "Probably the most obvious aspect of the Internet Archive is the large amount of digital storage it possesses -- multiple petabytes (a petabyte is a thousand terabytes, or a mi..." wikitext text/x-wiki Probably the most obvious aspect of the Internet Archive is the large amount of digital storage it possesses -- multiple petabytes (a petabyte is a thousand terabytes, or a million gigabytes). Here are some links discussing this aspect of the archive: * https://blog.archive.org/2016/10/25/20000-hard-drives-on-a-mission/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/10/26/10000000000000000-bytes-archived/ * {{Question|What's the link to the graph of free space on IA?}} c220ac5f88b14e7baac103297d88e1a1c6ec9744 0 148 478 2020-06-06T18:59:20Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The software that runs the Internet Archive is a mixture of open source (both internally developed and external) and private. A lot (but not all) of the internally developed..." wikitext text/x-wiki The software that runs the Internet Archive is a mixture of open source (both internally developed and external) and private. A lot (but not all) of the internally developed open source code is available on GitHub: http://github.com/internetarchive cbe2eb2e22ef639423c1b6798321c98aeeac3005 0 149 479 2020-06-06T19:47:25Z JesseW 17 Created page with "'''Save Page Now''' is the name of the method for anyone to request that a particular page be archived by the [[Wayback Machine]]. https://web.archive.org/save/ == External..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Save Page Now''' is the name of the method for anyone to request that a particular page be archived by the [[Wayback Machine]]. https://web.archive.org/save/ == External Links == * [https://shawnw.io/presentations/RESAW19_Slides.pdf Participatory Web Archiving - Opening the Black Box of Save Page Now] talk slides 58eab87cac6aef2040f242ed980a6d4039d87dde 0 30 480 228 2020-06-06T19:48:27Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.png|thumb|250px|right|The Wayback Machine logo]] The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. It is named after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine WABAC machine] from the Simon and Mr. Peabody segments of ''The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show''. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * [[Alexa Internet]] donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs [[IA web crawls|their own crawls]] to grab popular webpages. * The "[[Save Page Now]]" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's [[ArchiveBot]] is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/ The Wayback Machine] * {{TwitterUser|waybackmachine}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 3d255849fbd49bae19d5548ec43984df96b75eb6 0 61 481 243 2020-06-06T19:51:00Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. Normally, in-copyright books can only be checked out to one person at a time, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, this restriction was waived, forming the [[National Emergency Library]]. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' * [https://zenodo.org/record/3820424 Crowd-Sourced Unlatching of Curricular Books: A Joint Pilot by the California State University, Knowledge Unlatched, and the Internet Archive] ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 3e729d77ec9c631995c87967aac305bd67189700 0 150 482 2020-06-07T02:34:10Z JesseW 17 Created page with "Among the many different projects the Internet Archive is involved in, one is to provide free storage and distribution to anyone, anywhere, who wants to distribute any digital..." wikitext text/x-wiki Among the many different projects the Internet Archive is involved in, one is to provide free storage and distribution to anyone, anywhere, who wants to distribute any digital data (until/unless complaints about or unusually high usage of it come to the attention of IA staff, at which time further distribution of it may cease). The upload page includes a statement that requests only material that "you have the right to share" -- but what that means is left up the interpretation of the uploader. The name for where this otherwise unsorted and unmonitored material is located is the '''Open Collections'''. They are divided by [[mediatype]]: * {{IA|opensource}} -- [[texts]], named this way for historical reasons (it was the earliest) * {{IA|opensource_movies}} * {{IA|opensource_audio}} * {{IA|opensource_image}} * {{IA|open_source_software}} * {{IA|opensource_media}} -- [[data]], somewhat confusingly named The mention of "opensource" (or "open_source" in the case of the Community Software collection) in the identifiers is somewhat misleading -- while providing a copyright license that allows for free distribution of the material is encouraged, it is also permitted to leave the license unspecified. [[Category:Collections]] 92b0b404638b47a7f678760a50e32cddf46bfc7f 0 7 483 248 2020-06-07T02:41:01Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a number of APIs available for interactions with the collections. A READTHEDOCS site exists here: https://archive.org/services/docs/api/index.html# One obscure (but useful) one is https://archive.org/services/img/ which if followed by an [[item identifier]], will provide the [[thumbnail]] for the item. Another obscure one is https://archive.org/serve/<nowiki>{identifier}</nowiki> which seems to be an alias for https://archive.org/download/<nowiki>{identifier}</nowiki> (that provides a directory view of the files in an item) 8c3d536940309542480d839b713bbf7ed2f07753 0 151 484 2020-06-07T03:02:41Z JesseW 17 Created page with "There is an official library for interacting with the Internet Archive (uploading, searching, etc. -- not including the [[Wayback Machine]] or [[Open Library]]). * https://ar..." wikitext text/x-wiki There is an official library for interacting with the Internet Archive (uploading, searching, etc. -- not including the [[Wayback Machine]] or [[Open Library]]). * https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/ * https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive 37baea80410af53660c653475d9a95b057342e9e 0 152 486 2020-06-07T05:09:48Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. It is located at 2512 Florida Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804. == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ a6f0732ba55fe1f9d3fcb42356080698883604f0 487 486 2020-06-07T05:33:22Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. It is located at 2512 Florida Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804. == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22physical+archive%22 33534f87939d0dfdc3fe3b9c2ed56381f91696ba 488 487 2020-06-07T05:46:51Z JesseW 17 mention the mysterious "Carlson Ave" datacenter wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. It is located at 2512 Florida Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804. There is also a second data center, described as being on "Carlson Ave, Richmond". == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22physical+archive%22 3adc5bd054b2705cdcfede5c254001054aa358fa 489 488 2020-06-07T06:14:02Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. It is located at 2512 Florida Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804. There is also a second data center, described as being on "Carlson Ave, Richmond", although the actual address is 380 Carlson Blvd (not Ave). == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22physical+archive%22 * https://clustrmaps.com/a/3vsfq6/ (identifies the address of the Carlson warehouse) 97357720a5a2ce8c295dd508385d1802840bceb1 492 489 2020-06-07T17:13:25Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. It is located at 2512 Florida Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804. There is also a second data center, described as being on "Carlson Ave, Richmond", although the actual address is 380 Carlson Blvd (not Ave). == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22physical+archive%22 * https://clustrmaps.com/a/3vsfq6/ (identifies the address of the Carlson warehouse) * https://archive.org/details/warehouse380carlson (various pictures of the Carlson warehouse) 2e1baf165e3e451a57737d1c59c9d0920771aef6 0 153 490 2020-06-07T16:58:49Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The Archive operates a number of '''scanning centers''', places with equipment for scanning books and audio-visual data, that employ people to digitize material that then goes..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Archive operates a number of '''scanning centers''', places with equipment for scanning books and audio-visual data, that employ people to digitize material that then goes into the archive. Some of them are listed here: ; Allen County Public Library : 900 Library Plaza / Fort Wayne, IN, 46802 ; Ann Arbor (microfilm) : Michigan ; Cebu : Cebu Phillipines ; Latrobe : Pennsylvania ; Phillips : Andover, MA ; Toronto == External Links == * https://archive.org/details/allencounty-temp-storage (gives address for Allen County center) * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A"Transit+Item" (pictures of shipping containers being moved to scanning centers) * https://archive.org/details/parkinglotquarantine (moldy stuff) * https://archive.org/details/lost_pallets_of_richmond * https://archive.org/details/missing_pallets * https://archive.org/details/toronto_storage 4953fc6973f120e9dae7cd1d7d88a473e35c6a18 491 490 2020-06-07T17:12:50Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Archive operates (or operated) a number of '''scanning centers''', places with equipment for scanning books and audio-visual data, that employ people to digitize material that then goes into the archive. Some of them are listed here: ; Allen County Public Library : 900 Library Plaza / Fort Wayne, IN, 46802 ; Ann Arbor (microfilm) : Michigan ; Cebu : Cebu Phillipines ; Latrobe : Pennsylvania ; Phillips : Andover, MA ; UofT (University of Toronto) : Toronto, Canada ; National Library of Scotland : Edinburgh ; SRLF (Southern Regional Library Facility) : associated with UCLA, Los Angeles, CA == External Links == * https://archive.org/details/allencounty-temp-storage (gives address for Allen County center) * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A"Transit+Item" (pictures of shipping containers being moved to scanning centers) * https://archive.org/details/parkinglotquarantine (moldy stuff) * https://archive.org/details/lost_pallets_of_richmond * https://archive.org/details/missing_pallets * https://archive.org/details/toronto_storage * https://archive.org/details/ScotlandScanningCenter * https://archive.org/details/srlfscanningcentertour_1 * https://archive.org/details/UoftScanningCenterOct2009 * https://archive.org/details/LaScanningCenter2009 (video of an empty building in downtown Los Angeles, that may have later been a scanning center) 0982cf596e3d07c423780398ce1903d5ca8ae560 0 154 493 2020-06-07T19:51:47Z JesseW 17 Created page with "'''MARC''' is a standard for library catalog metadata; there are various ways that it can be used at the Internet Archive. Among them are if an item contains a properly named..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''MARC''' is a standard for library catalog metadata; there are various ways that it can be used at the Internet Archive. Among them are if an item contains a properly named file, the metadata in that file will be automatically copied into the main IA metadata. The conventions are: '''{identifier}_marc.xml''' for a MARCXML, or '''{identifier}_meta.mrc''' for a binary (ISO 2709) MARC (note it is "_meta" not "_marc" for weird historical reasons). 19672a2f16953f06a2f9e3cfb24fbc792d17414e 0 47 494 384 2020-06-07T19:52:14Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; search_collection : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; [[mediatype]] : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question|What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question|What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. == See Also == * [[MARC]] a1708c021e1400b4ffbe2625decdee4314606951 0 155 495 2020-06-08T02:15:46Z JesseW 17 Created page with "When an item is uploaded to the Internet Archive, a number of automated processes are kicked off, and gradually complete over time. One of these is the '''derivation process''..." wikitext text/x-wiki When an item is uploaded to the Internet Archive, a number of automated processes are kicked off, and gradually complete over time. One of these is the '''derivation process''', which converts original file formats into other ones that are easier to view or otherwise more useful. * https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014487651-Files-Formats-and-Derivatives-A-Basic-Guide * https://archive.org/help/derivatives.php (big, automatically updated list of formats derived) ba5c4f029d5b072b1a81161ad60e2e2b23713c37 0 156 496 2020-06-11T01:53:11Z JesseW 17 Redirected page to [[Derivation Process]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Derivation Process]] 7997455880e5bf5f46776ba3fef7505198b2ad00 0 157 497 2020-06-11T02:16:58Z JesseW 17 Created page with "The Internet Archive has a lot of images (well, a lot of everything, but some of that is images). The toplevel collection is {{IA|image}}. Here are some of the collections o..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of images (well, a lot of everything, but some of that is images). The toplevel collection is {{IA|image}}. Here are some of the collections of images: * {{IA|brooklynnavyyard|Brooklyn Navy Yard}} - 6 images, not sure why it is a collection... * {{IA|mathematicsimage}} -- set of images and videos of mathematical forms by a digital artist, Hamid Naderi Yeganeh. * {{IA|SharedMap}} -- big collection of street map tiles for a project that doesn't seem to exist anymore (or have made it into the Wayback Machine) * {{IA|geographarchive}} -- some copies, from 2013 of the UK Geograph project [[Category:Image]] 1d65e48971920cb6a073ffb056e2a469ab57fdb8 501 497 2020-06-11T02:48:14Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive has a lot of images (well, a lot of everything, but some of that is images). The toplevel collection is {{IA|image}}. Here are some of the collections of images: * {{IA|brooklynnavyyard|Brooklyn Navy Yard}} - 6 images, not sure why it is a collection... * {{IA|mathematicsimage}} -- set of images and videos of mathematical forms by a digital artist, Hamid Naderi Yeganeh. * {{IA|SharedMap}} -- big collection of street map tiles for a project that doesn't seem to exist anymore (or have made it into the Wayback Machine) * {{IA|geographarchive}} -- some copies, from 2013 of the UK Geograph project * {{IA|deadheadphotos|Dead Head Photos}} -- a virtual collection (currently with only 3 images) created in 2015 * {{IA|twopolearchive|Chicago Fire Two Pole Banner Archive}} -- a small set of images of soccer fan banners organized by the (defunct) site twopoleinitiative.com back in 2015 * {{IA|scotchplainshistoricalsociety|Scotch Plains Historical Society - New Jersey}} -- small collection of historical materials [[Category:Image]] dee6bc1d056a84e88632d9d1bd5caecae48cf955 0 66 498 403 2020-06-11T02:17:11Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * [[Image]]s ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages|[[Book Images Project]]}} -- see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} ** {{IA|occupyarchive|Occupy Archive}} -- collection of images from occupyarchive.org [[Category:Collections]] b5393687ed0f8aa8fec0f7ed86264d17b6e0ba22 499 498 2020-06-11T02:18:13Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * [[Image]]s ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages}} -- [[Book Images Project]] see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} ** {{IA|occupyarchive|Occupy Archive}} -- collection of images from occupyarchive.org [[Category:Collections]] e6a9cac87c15cc29de694c71195d14d658afb49c 505 499 2020-06-14T19:47:36Z JesseW 17 add mention of catalogs wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts ** {{IA|catalogs}} -- a vast array of catalogs, of many types *** {{IA|buildingtechnologyheritagelibrary|Building Technology Heritage Library}} -- over 11,000 items, primarily a collection of American and Canadian, pre-1964 architectural trade catalogs, house plan books and technical building guides. * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * [[Image]]s ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages}} -- [[Book Images Project]] see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} ** {{IA|occupyarchive|Occupy Archive}} -- collection of images from occupyarchive.org [[Category:Collections]] 0bcbb8659ef0fe6a833fee49ff90718ac3ebafb5 0 158 500 2020-06-11T02:23:48Z JesseW 17 Created page with "Among the various projects of the Internet Archive is (was?) an effort to set up '''community wireless''' networking in Richmond, where their secondary datacenter and warehous..." wikitext text/x-wiki Among the various projects of the Internet Archive is (was?) an effort to set up '''community wireless''' networking in Richmond, where their secondary datacenter and warehouse is located. Some details can be found in {{IA|communitywireless}} (which is oddly categorized as collection of images for some reason). [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 56969d8f71343a611e3b67268bf9181f24f0b02c 0 53 502 440 2020-06-12T07:50:00Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program originally planned to continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic or June 30, 2020, whichever would be later (that is, COVID-19). In response to the lawsuit, the program ended by June 12th.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/11/books/internet-archive-national-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Internet Archive Will End Its Program for Free E-Books"], The New York Times</ref> [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library]</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. After various authors and publishers publicized their objections to the NEL, and encouraged others to opt out, the email process bogged down somewhat, and [[Jason Scott]] took to Twitter to provide a faster response to authors, sometimes being able to take books within minutes of receiving requests. An association of corporations, authors' lobby groups, and authors sued the Internet Archive over the National Emergency Library.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/books/internet-archive-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Publishers Sue Internet Archive Over Free E-Books"], ''New York Times''</ref> ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 64dfa3a8de5d898d18e13c2ddc9ddfbff9a75609 503 502 2020-06-12T08:03:27Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program originally planned to continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic or June 30, 2020, whichever would be later (that is, COVID-19). In response to the lawsuit, the program will end on June 16th.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/06/10/temporary-national-emergency-library-to-close-2-weeks-early-returning-to-traditional-controlled-digital-lending/ http://blog.archive.org/2020/06/10/temporary-national-emergency-library-to-close-2-weeks-early-returning-to-traditional-controlled-digital-lending/], Internet Archive Blog</ref><ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/11/books/internet-archive-national-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Internet Archive Will End Its Program for Free E-Books"], The New York Times</ref> [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"], Internet Archive Blog</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library], Internet Archive Blog</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. After various authors and publishers publicized their objections to the NEL, and encouraged others to opt out, the email process bogged down somewhat, and [[Jason Scott]] took to Twitter to provide a faster response to authors, sometimes being able to take books within minutes of receiving requests. University presses initially bristled with the National Emergency Library. The Archive held a community call with them to hash out their concerns.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/27/forging-a-cooperative-path-forward-university-presses-national-emergency-library/ Forging a Cooperative Path Forward: University Presses & the National Emergency Library], Internet Archive Blog</ref> An association of corporations, authors' lobby groups, and authors sued the Internet Archive over the National Emergency Library.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/books/internet-archive-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Publishers Sue Internet Archive Over Free E-Books"], ''New York Times''</ref> ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 005adf49c3b311360197a0c77152e598ee76d7fe 504 503 2020-06-12T15:24:53Z JesseW 17 typo wikitext text/x-wiki The '''National Emergency Library''' is a temporary collection of books provided by the [[Internet Archive]] that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The [[Internet Archive]] announced the initiative on March 24, 2020.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/announcing-a-national-emergency-library-to-provide-digitized-books-to-students-and-the-public/ "Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public"]</ref> It immediately saw mainstream news coverage, from like likes of ''NPR'' and ''Wired''. In practice, the Internet Archive provided these resources before the pandemic, but with a waitlist system that allowed only one person to check out each book at one time. The National Emergency Library disabled the waitlist functionality on every book, allowing anybody to view any of the books at any time. The National Emergency Library program originally planned to continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic or June 30, 2020, whichever would be later (that is, COVID-19). In response to the lawsuit, the program will end on June 16th.<ref>http://blog.archive.org/2020/06/10/temporary-national-emergency-library-to-close-2-weeks-early-returning-to-traditional-controlled-digital-lending/, Internet Archive Blog</ref><ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/11/books/internet-archive-national-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Internet Archive Will End Its Program for Free E-Books"], The New York Times</ref> [https://archive.org/details/nationalemergencylibrary The National Emergency Library collection is here.] It contains 1.3 million texts. The [[Internet Archive Blog]] provides weekly updates on the status of the National Emergency Library [http://blog.archive.org/tag/nel/ under the 'NEL' tag]. After two weeks, the Archive released a status report assessing how people practically used the books.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/07/the-national-emergency-library-who-needs-it-who-reads-it-lessons-from-the-first-two-weeks/ "The National Emergency Library – Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks"]</ref> It also highlights stories about how the NEL is being used worldwide. For example, to provide the required reading for schools in the island nation of Aruba.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/05/18/when-an-island-shuts-down-aruba-the-national-emergency-library/ "When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library"], Internet Archive Blog</ref> ==Justifications== Legally, the Archive said they were promoting access to those inaccessible resources, which they claimed was an exercise in Fair Use principles. The Archive continued implementing their [[Controlled Digital Lending]] policy that predated the National Emergency Library, meaning they still encrypted the lent copies and it was no easier for users to create new copies of the books than before. An ultimate determination of whether or not the National Emergency Library constituted Fair Use could only be made by a court. Morally, they also pointed out that the Internet Archive was a registered library like any other, that they either paid for the books themselves or received them as donations, and that lending through libraries predated copyright restrictions.<ref>[https://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds-why-we-released-the-national-emergency-library/ Internet Archive responds: Why we released the National Emergency Library], Internet Archive Blog</ref><ref>[http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-national-emergency-library.html "The National Emergency Library"]</ref> ==Opposition== Many authors of copyrighted books were incensed by their books' inclusion in the National Emergency Library. They believed it was not a Fair Use and was, therefore, copyright infringement. The Internet Archive's promotion of access to resources often encounters such criticism. At launch, the Archive provided an email address for authors to use to get their books removed if they wanted them gone. This bypassed the usual and more laborious DMCA takedown process. After various authors and publishers publicized their objections to the NEL, and encouraged others to opt out, the email process bogged down somewhat, and [[Jason Scott]] took to Twitter to provide a faster response to authors, sometimes being able to take books within minutes of receiving requests. University presses initially bristled with the National Emergency Library. The Archive held a community call with them to hash out their concerns.<ref>[http://blog.archive.org/2020/04/27/forging-a-cooperative-path-forward-university-presses-national-emergency-library/ Forging a Cooperative Path Forward: University Presses & the National Emergency Library], Internet Archive Blog</ref> An association of corporations, authors' lobby groups, and authors sued the Internet Archive over the National Emergency Library.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/books/internet-archive-emergency-library-coronavirus.html "Publishers Sue Internet Archive Over Free E-Books"], ''New York Times''</ref> ==References== <references/> [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] cdb4771cd05d6449b1511d500a0368dfa87b6239 6 159 506 2020-06-18T03:10:08Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Scribe c280f48149eb7297a8a634c55b9fd574cb949872 0 160 507 2020-06-18T03:10:28Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "Scribe is an internally developed a book scanner, used by the internet archive and the open library. [[File:Scribe.jpg|thumb]] === Specs === * Sony A6000 digital SLRs * Intel..." wikitext text/x-wiki Scribe is an internally developed a book scanner, used by the internet archive and the open library. [[File:Scribe.jpg|thumb]] === Specs === * Sony A6000 digital SLRs * Intel Nuc * LED lights * Abby Fine-Reader OCR v9 or greater === Formats === Images shot as JP2s, and other file formats are derived, including: * JPG2000 * MARCXML * PDF (type A) * ABBYY.gz * DjVU * EPUB * DAISY === Pricing === [https://archive.org/details/tabletopscribecosting cost] 4e208ee8079b3d41e120457f43b374166eaab14e 519 507 2020-06-18T09:54:17Z Jaded in 25 /* Specs */ wikitext text/x-wiki Scribe is an internally developed a book scanner, used by the internet archive and the open library. [[File:Scribe.jpg|thumb]] === Specs === * Sony A6000 digital SLRs * Intel Nuc * LED lights * Ubuntu * Abby Fine-Reader OCR v9 or greater === Formats === Images shot as JP2s, and other file formats are derived, including: * JPG2000 * MARCXML * PDF (type A) * ABBYY.gz * DjVU * EPUB * DAISY === Pricing === [https://archive.org/details/tabletopscribecosting cost] bab94fc03f10285eb90693c8fb8c94cda9708692 4 5 508 473 2020-06-18T03:11:59Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. ==Suggested reading and common templates== You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IA}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item or an individual file. {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. If you want to create a short article to cover an item on the archive or an [[:Category:Internet Archive projects|Internet Archive project]], please look at [[Project:Creating a Stub]] to get a general minimum idea. The gist: another editor should be able to reach the thing you're talking about without having to use a search engine. == Documenting Collections == While it is a lower priority than documenting practices, techniques and ways to interact with IA, a nicely specific task that can be worked on is to document particular collections at IA. [https://archive.org/search.php?query=mediatype%3Acollection+-subject%3Afavorites&sort=addeddate This search] shows all the (non-user favorite) [[collection]]s, ordered by creation time (earliest first). There are currently over 288k, so it'll take a while, but we can certainly make a stab at it. To check if a collection has already been mentioned on the wiki, use [[Special:LinkSeach]], specifically, this template: {{tl|IAlinks}}. == Roadmap == For the '''ROADMAP''' that was previously here, see [[Main Page]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 17aaad0ed071289bb831af472f7efa1e0fc88f65 509 508 2020-06-18T03:12:43Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of possible subject areas and listings that this Wiki would benefit from - consider yourself free to add more, or take one of these suggestions to heart and begin working on them. If you decide to work on a given subject, please link to your efforts from this page, allowing others to follow and add more information or related pages. ==Suggested reading and common templates== You may also consult [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:WantedPages Wanted Pages] to see what topics have been linked to the most times without receiving an article about them. (FYI, {{tl|IA}} is a useful way to link to an archive.org item or an individual file. {{tl|Question}} can be used to mark open questions that need to be researched, then they can be found with [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:Question]]. If you want to create a short article to cover an item on the archive or an [[:Category:Internet Archive projects|Internet Archive project]], please look at [[Project:Creating a Stub]] to get a general minimum idea. The gist: another editor should be able to reach the thing you're talking about without having to use a search engine. == Documenting Collections == While it is a lower priority than documenting practices, techniques and ways to interact with IA, a nicely specific task that can be worked on is to document particular collections at IA. [https://archive.org/search.php?query=mediatype%3Acollection+-subject%3Afavorites&sort=addeddate This search] shows all the (non-user favorite) [[collection]]s, ordered by creation time (earliest first). There are currently over 288k, so it'll take a while, but we can certainly make a stab at it. To check if a collection has already been mentioned on the wiki, use [[Special:LinkSearch]], specifically, this template: {{tl|IAlinks}}. == Roadmap == For the '''ROADMAP''' that was previously here, see [[Main Page]]. [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 318fcbd8688c4b39aafa8d8c194515597b676be8 0 66 510 505 2020-06-18T03:13:24Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki There are various better known collections at the Internet Archive. These are some of them. ''(once they are added here)'' The IA's by far best known project is the [[Wayback Machine]], a viewer for saved snapshots of websites dating from the present back to the early 1990s. The IA contains a large [[Software Library]], with a wide set of historical software available to be run directly in the browser. Another IA project is [[Open Library]] a catalog of (eventually) all books, which provides an interface to access scans of the many books stored at IA, both freely (for public domain or freely licensed works) and via [[Controlled Digital Lending]] (for in-copyright books, using fair use and first sale). There are also a lot of periodicals on the archive, including [[Newspapers]], [[Computer Magazines]], [[Computer Newsletters]], [[Game and Gamer Magazines]] and many others! In the area of sound recordings, there's the [[Unlocked Recordings]], the [[Sonny Bono Memorial Collection]] and a large selection of [[Podcasts]], among others. This is an incomplete list of significant sub-collections within the overarching ones: * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts ** {{IA id|opensource}} -- Community Texts ** {{IA|catalogs}} -- a vast array of catalogs, of many types *** {{IA|buildingtechnologyheritagelibrary|Building Technology Heritage Library}} -- over 11,000 items, primarily a collection of American and Canadian, pre-1964 architectural trade catalogs, house plan books and technical building guides. * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_movies}} -- Community Video ** {{IA id|television}} -- Television *** {{IA id|adviews}} -- AdViews *** {{IA id|tv}} -- TV News Search & Borrow ** {{IA id|tvarchive}} -- Television Archive (where the content in the "TV News Search & Borrow is located; not directly accessible) * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive ** {{IA id|opensource_audio}} -- Community Audio ** {{IA id|etree}} -- Live Music Archive ** {{IA id|librivoxaudio}} -- The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection ** {{IA id|oldtimeradio}} -- Old Time Radio * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection ** {{IA id|301works}} -- 301Works.org ** {{IA id|consolelivingroom}} -- Console Living Room ** {{IA id|coverdiscs}} -- CD and DVD Coverdisc Collection ** {{IA id|softwarelibrary}} -- Software Library ** {{IA id|open_source_software}} -- Community Software * [[Image]]s ** {{IA id|flickrcommons|Flickr Commons Archive}} ** {{IA id|maps_usgs|USGS Maps}} ** {{IA id|nasa|NASA Images}} ** {{IA id|coverartarchive|Cover Art Archive}} ** {{IA|metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery|Metropolitan Museum of Art - Gallery Images}} ** {{IA|brooklynmuseum|Brooklyn Museum}} ** {{IA|mountwilsonobservatory|Mount Wilson Observatory}} -- 100 years of daily sunspot observation images (up to 2017) ** {{IA|flickr-ows|Occupy Wall Street Flickr Archive}} ** {{IA|NIST_WTC_Organized_Photo_Repository}} ** {{IA|bookimages}} -- [[Book Images Project]] see https://blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2014/12/unlocking-the-imagery-of-500-years-of-books/ and {{IA|vrr-texts-imagery-of-books-readme|file=README%20-%20Technical%20Notes-1.pdf}} and {{IA|virtual-reading-room}} and {{IA|500-years-of-images}} ** {{IA|occupyarchive|Occupy Archive}} -- collection of images from occupyarchive.org [[Category:Collections]] 90436964634a72f36e21d0d181e7d16a829a4a42 10 161 511 2020-06-18T03:13:30Z JesseW 17 Created page with "[https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:LinkSearch&target=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdetails%2F{{{1}}} Wiki pages that link to ''{{{1}}}'']" wikitext text/x-wiki [https://internetarchive.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:LinkSearch&target=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdetails%2F{{{1}}} Wiki pages that link to ''{{{1}}}''] a57c1e5db332fadb58af616e4679a57e617e51e4 0 9 512 21 2020-06-18T03:17:33Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * EM-DOSBox * Scripted Amiga Emulator ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] 02b3392c5f3f2ada72ea24abcf4277f0d5d37118 513 512 2020-06-18T03:18:58Z Jaded in 25 /* links */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * EM-DOSBox * Scripted Amiga Emulator ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 93cad089bdc07a902c9db021baa184ddf0975390 515 513 2020-06-18T05:13:54Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * EM-DOSBox * Vice * Scripted Amiga Emulator ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 3e9f5ef08ccab2ab67a3b10a1542b194f927a39c 521 515 2020-06-19T01:04:03Z Jaded in 25 /* Supported Emulators */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * EM-DOSBox * Vice * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] cfda44562f50ff3058be5eeb14050e7cb1ea262f 522 521 2020-06-19T02:06:54Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * EM-DOSBox * Vice * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] af6295dd2c96b8aac41da36a76ecb7754ff87d17 523 522 2020-06-19T02:18:11Z Jaded in 25 /* Supported Emulators */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 6731769470caea90f0c380970edf209b540acfb1 0 162 514 2020-06-18T04:14:05Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "Old Time Radio (OTR), is from an era of radio in the United States and other countries where it was the dominant home entertainment medium. It began with the birth of commerci..." wikitext text/x-wiki Old Time Radio (OTR), is from an era of radio in the United States and other countries where it was the dominant home entertainment medium. It began with the birth of commercial radio broadcasting in the early 1920s and lasted through the 1950s, when television gradually superseded radio as the medium of choice for scripted programming, variety and dramatic shows. == Old Time Radio Researcher == https://www.facebook.com/groups/1677714482510214/ One of the main scene groups responsible for uploads of old time radio to the internet archive. They only upload there certified series to the internet archive but all others remain on the website. They upload there files in two formats, Singles Episodes contain just the audio files (playable in browser) and CD-Roms contain the original audio and extras including scripts, overseas Adaptions and Images, to view these properly in browser click on SHOW ALL in the download section and then you will see a list of CDs and next to these will be a view content link this will let you see the content of the CDs without downloading them. == Magazines == * Old publications **{{IA|movie-and-radio-guide}} **{{IA|radioguide}} * Moddern publications **{{IA|oldradiotimes}} 1006a5091039bdc8f153295e3b14b4093904e53e 520 514 2020-06-18T15:44:59Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki Old Time Radio (OTR), is from an era of radio in the United States and other countries where it was the dominant home entertainment medium. It began with the birth of commercial radio broadcasting in the early 1920s and lasted through the 1950s, when television gradually superseded radio as the medium of choice for scripted programming, variety and dramatic shows. == Old Time Radio Researcher == https://www.facebook.com/groups/1677714482510214/ One of the main scene groups responsible for uploads of old time radio to the internet archive. They only upload there certified series to the internet archive but all others remain on the website. They upload there files in two formats, Singles Episodes contain just the audio files (playable in browser) and CD-Roms contain the original audio and extras including scripts, overseas Adaptions and Images, to view these properly in browser click on SHOW ALL in the download section and then you will see a list of CDs and next to these will be a view content link this will let you see the content of the CDs without downloading them. == Magazines == * Old publications **{{IA|movie-and-radio-guide}} -- around 100 issues **{{IA|radioguide}} -- around 200 issues * Modern publications **{{IA|oldradiotimes}} -- around 50 issues 95603fa40a474b7216d61143a48e0033e299864a 0 163 516 2020-06-18T05:45:53Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "{{Redirect|Great_78_Project}}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Redirect|Great_78_Project}} a2ad53e9d6771ea0364db267f8a9767cd8fc7e29 517 516 2020-06-18T05:47:01Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT Great_78_Project 8dff9760f87368c22b6814303af7962d487ed2df 518 517 2020-06-18T06:13:26Z Jaded in 25 Redirected page to [[Great 78 Project]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Great_78_Project]] aa694acf0d48fe80df14df515441bec62eaf96a3 0 164 524 2020-06-24T05:13:36Z Nosamu 27 Created page with "The '''Item Image''' is the image shown at the top of an [[Item]] page. For audio items, it is shown to the left of the audio player. The Item Image cannot be set from the [..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Item Image''' is the image shown at the top of an [[Item]] page. For audio items, it is shown to the left of the audio player. The Item Image cannot be set from the [[Uploading|HTML5 uploader]], but it can be set after creating your item. To set the Item Image, follow the steps explained in the "Add an Image or Cover Art in the Audio Player" section of [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360017980452-Control-the-Playlist-and-Player-in-Audio-Items this help article]. 854eaa9e770d4e923c94473a8f596f68b856741d 525 524 2020-06-24T05:23:49Z Nosamu 27 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Item Image''' is the image shown at the top of an [[Item]] page. For audio items, it is shown to the left of the audio player. The Item Image cannot be set from the [[Uploading|HTML5 uploader]], but it can be set after creating your item. To set the Item Image, follow the steps explained in the "Add an Image or Cover Art in the Audio Player" section of [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360017980452-Control-the-Playlist-and-Player-in-Audio-Items this help article]. Note that the option to change the Item Image only becomes available after the item has finished uploading and [[Deriving]]. 9f2cdba575d292c1aff85e2c501bd6f8e5ef382b 546 525 2022-05-15T05:41:05Z Nosamu 27 Updated help article link wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Item Image''' is the image shown at the top of an [[Item]] page. For audio items, it is shown to the left of the audio player. The Item Image cannot be set from the [[Uploading|HTML5 uploader]], but it can be set after creating your item. To set the Item Image, follow the steps explained in the "Add an Image or Cover Art in the Audio Player" section of [https://help.archive.org/help/control-the-playlist-and-player-in-audio-items/ this help article]. Note that the option to change the Item Image only becomes available after the item has finished uploading and [[Deriving]]. 98fc1a1f275c87e56754a92b220beda1759c2bf4 0 81 526 260 2020-06-24T05:28:17Z Nosamu 27 added info about the Item Image wikitext text/x-wiki An [[item]] can have a '''thumbnail''' which will be used when displaying it in various contexts, such as in search results. Note that the full-size image displayed at the top of the item details page is the [[Item Image]], not the thumbnail. The thumbnail is defined by providing an image in the root directory of the item with then name '''__ia_thumb.jpg'''. {{Question|Does anyone know what other image formats are allowed?}} For example: {{IAfile|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06|__ia_thumb.jpg}} is the thumbnail for the {{IAitem|20-minutes-edition-france-2012-01-06}} item. f0452a90297e860cecb9649d897ec70671a88cf8 6 165 527 2020-08-16T02:06:39Z Kgagne 28 A screenshot of the WordPress plugin WP All Export, configured to export podcast MP3s. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == A screenshot of the WordPress plugin WP All Export, configured to export podcast MP3s. 627e8c7a2710967f2bca5469fed43817280122b6 0 166 528 2020-08-16T02:12:35Z Kgagne 28 Initial page wikitext text/x-wiki This is a tutorial for exporting podcast MP3s and their metadata from a WordPress site that's using the [https://wordpress.org/plugins/powerpress/ Blubrry PowerPress] podcasting plugin and importing them into the Internet Archive as separate items. The instructions assume a macOS environment, but any OS with a text editor, spreadsheet program, and command line will work. [[File:Wp-all-export.jpg|thumb|right|An example of how to configure WP All Export to produce a CSV file with the necessary metadata.]] # Install the [https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-all-export/ WP All Export] plugin in the WordPress site. # On that plugin's "New Export" page, create a custom export of all posts, including these fields: ID, Slug, Title, Content, Author Username, Date, Permalink, enclosure, Tags # Open the resulting CSV file. Each cell in the "enclosure" column consists of four lines. The first line in each is the URL to an MP3. Collect those URLs into a separate text file (one URL per line) named '''wp-podcast-download-urls.txt''' in a directory named '''wp-podcast'''. # To download all the MP3s, open Terminal, navigate to the '''wp-podcast''' directory, and execute ''wget -i wp-podcast-download-urls.txt --no-check-certificate'' # If you have album art for the podcast, save it to the '''wp-podcast''' directory as a JPEG named '''cover.jpg''' # Open the CSV file in a spreadsheet editor (Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets). #* Rename the "Slug", "enclosure", "Author Username", "Tags", and "Permalink" column headers to "identifier", "file", "creator", "subject", and "source", respectively. #* Change the cell formatting in the "Date" column to use YYYY-MM-DD format. (You may need to change the cell type from "Date" to "Text"; otherwise, the spreadsheet may display one value but be storing another.) #* Run a search-replace on the "subject" column to change the pipes to semicolons. #* The fourth line of each cell in the "enclosure" column contains the episode length, which can be moved to a separate "runtime" column. #* Remove everything else from each "enclosure" cell except the MP3 filename. #* Create a column named "mediatype" and fill it with the value "audio". #* Copy the "descriptions" into a text editor (such as [https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/ BBEdit]) to add paragraph tags and remove carriage returns and CSS tags. Note that the Internet Archive's command line importer will not preserve hyperlinks in this column. #* Copy the "creator" column and name it "taper". #* For each podcast episode, create another row that has the same identifier, '''cover.jpg''' in the "file" column, and all other columns blank. # Export the Excel file to a CSV named '''wp-podcast-upload.csv''' in the '''wp-podcast''' directory. ([https://pastebin.com/B0Syepjv Here is a sample CSV] generated using the above workflow.) # Use a text editor to change the CSV file's encoding from "Unicode (UTF-8, with BOM)" to "Unicode (UTF-8)" and to eliminate high-ASCII characters ("Zap Gremlins" in BBEdit). # If you haven't already, install the Internet Archive [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/installation.html command line tool] for [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/cli.html#bulk-uploading bulk uploading]. # Again in the Terminal, and still in the '''wp-podcast''' directory, run this command: ''time ia upload -S wp-podcast-upload.csv 2>&1 | tee wp-podcast-upload.log'' # If you uploaded more than fifty related podcast episodes, then they qualify for a collection. Copy the "identifier" column out of '''wp-podcast-upload.csv''' and paste it into an email to '''collections-service@archive.org''' with this other information: #* The email address(es) of the account(s) that uploaded the content #* A list of the item links or a search query which will identify them #* The name of the collection. #* A brief description (to be used on your collection page) of your organization and/or the material housed in the collection. #* A suggested identifier (the tail of the URL for the collection page) for the collection page (please use meaningful words and it should be 5-80 characters preferably lowercase and/or numbers only. no special characters or spaces) #* At least one Subject Tag that describes the collection. Please separate multiple tags with semicolon. #* (optional) The logo you would like to display on the collection page. Best if it is at least 500p x 500p or, at least 500px wide or high. #* The archive.org account email address(es) that you would like to have administrative privileges for this collection (these addresses will be able to upload directly to the collection as well as edit information about the collection). f181db064cbd988c986640b7021eda950d8cf85a 0 167 529 2020-08-24T05:36:46Z Jaded in 25 Created page with "= Submitting a DMCA request = Before submitting DMCA request please make sure the content is not exempt, a list of exemptions can be found down bellow. in some case the intern..." wikitext text/x-wiki = Submitting a DMCA request = Before submitting DMCA request please make sure the content is not exempt, a list of exemptions can be found down bellow. in some case the internet archive may comply with removing items from exempt categorizes in good faith, if you are the copyright owner. to submit a DMCA request please email the itentifer or the url of the item to info@archive.org. Where the requests will be reviewed in a responsible and responsive manner. =What happens when a item is DMCA from the internet archive = the item will be darken, which means it will remain in the collections of the internet archive but will not be visible to the public. =Exemptions= not for profit libraries including the internet archive have special exemptions from parts of the digital meliumn copy right act to insure preservation and access to high risk media. * Books published in the last twenty years of copyright, and after conducting a reasonable investigation, no commercial exploitation or copy at a reasonable price could be found. * Books Lent out controlled digital lending. * Recordings made available under the Music Modernization Act. A reasonable search has been conducted to determine that these items are not commercially available * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. [https://archive.org/about/dmca.php Dmca Video Games Exemptions] 95036adc255bc6561fbe5fb3c9397d32d7dc6612 530 529 2020-08-24T05:53:51Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki = Submitting a DMCA request = Before submitting DMCA request please make sure the content is not exempt, a list of exemptions can be found down bellow. in some case the internet archive may comply with removing items from exempt categorizes in good faith when requested by a copyright owner. to submit a DMCA request please email the identifier or the url of the item to info@archive.org. Where the requests will be reviewed in a responsible and responsive manner. =What happens when a item is DMCA from the internet archive = the item will be darken, which means it will remain in the collections of the internet archive but will not be visible to the public. =Exemptions= not for profit libraries including the internet archive have special exemptions from parts of the digital meliumn copy right act to insure preservation and access to high risk media. * Books published in the last twenty years of copyright, and after conducting a reasonable investigation, no commercial exploitation or copy at a reasonable price could be found. * Books Lent out controlled digital lending. * Recordings made available under the Music Modernization Act. A reasonable search has been conducted to determine that these items are not commercially available * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. [https://archive.org/about/dmca.php Dmca Video Games Exemptions] 2fea8f50f5a81c35960eb411d24da67451336cc5 6 168 531 2020-08-24T05:58:23Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki Sugar Foot Stomp 78 Record cc27304469f80a604e265dae9c4fd9ca2d681c25 0 123 532 392 2020-08-24T05:58:56Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The Great 78 Project is a community project to preserve and digitize 78rpm records, dating from 1898 to the 1950s. [[File:78 sugar-foot-stomp connies-inn-orchestra-armstrong-oliver-rex-stewart-russell-smith gbia0001054a itemimage.jpg|thumb|right]] =Copyright= [https://archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3A(78rpm)%20AND%20date%3A%5B1800-01-01%20TO%201924-12-31%5D 78rpm records with expired copyright terms] The Internet Archive does not advise as to the copyright status of items in our collections. Our terms of use require that users make use of the Internet Archive's collections at their own risk and ensure that such use is non-infringing and in accordance with all applicable laws. It is the user’s responsibility to determine whether permission may be required for a given use of these materials, or whether such use is authorized by law. 59a01f5ff6bcee218f38ecb2ba895ea4369e2bfa 0 131 533 461 2020-08-24T06:05:53Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== in MAME the default controls can be changed by pressing tab. ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png]] ==Trouble shooting== * Try to delete your internet history, and then restart the ROM. == Copyright == Following deliberation, the Copyright Office ruled in late October 2003 that added exemptions to anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, Making librarys free to dispute content exempt from the DMCA. * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] da2adb77fad97f17ed3a322a866af67133085569 534 533 2020-08-24T06:12:18Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== in MAME the default controls can be changed by pressing tab. ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png]] ==Trouble shooting== * Try to delete your internet history, and then restart the ROM. === safari === * In 2020 apple announced that after seven days that cookies would automatically be deleted. this means on safari will delete save games data over 7 days old. == Copyright == Following deliberation, the Copyright Office ruled in late October 2003 that added exemptions to anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, Making librarys free to dispute content exempt from the DMCA. * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 2a70906403cad4627745f047f2dbcef94462ffee 535 534 2020-08-24T06:16:22Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the JSMESS emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== in MAME the default controls can be changed by pressing tab. [https://docs.mamedev.org/usingmame/defaultkeys.html Default keys Mame] ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png]] ==Trouble shooting== * Try to delete your internet history, and then restart the ROM. === safari === * In 2020 apple announced that after seven days that cookies would automatically be deleted. this means on safari will delete save games data over 7 days old. == Copyright == Following deliberation, the Copyright Office ruled in late October 2003 to add exemptions to anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, Making library free to distribute following content exempt from the DMCA. * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 94c965a641f5629f4c85caa55f4027c277040a81 536 535 2020-08-24T06:18:46Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Console Living Room''' is a [[software]] [[collection]] on the [[Internet Archive]]. Through use of the MAME emulator system, which allows direct access to these programs in your browser with no additional plugins or settings, this collection provides hundreds of vintage games to play. Simply click on the screenshot or "Emulate This" button for each individual cartridge, and on modern browsers the games will just start to run. ==Supported consoles== * Atari 2600 * Atari 7800 ProSystem * ColecoVision * Magnavox Odyssey (or, Philips Videopac G7000) * Astrocade * SG-1000 * Emerson Arcadia 2001 * Watara SuperVision * APF-MP1000 * Entec Adventurevision * Channel F * Master System * Amstrad Gx-4000 * Sega Genesis * Epoch Game Pocket Computer * Mega Duck WG-108 * Sega Game Gear * Epoch Super Cassette Vision * Bandai Super Vision 8000 * VTech Socrates * Super A'Can ==Controls== in MAME the default controls can be changed by pressing tab. [https://docs.mamedev.org/usingmame/defaultkeys.html Default keys Mame] ===Playstation=== [[File:Playastion-controller.png]] ==Trouble shooting== * Try to delete your internet history, and then restart the ROM. === safari === * In 2020 apple announced that after seven days that cookies would automatically be deleted. this means on safari will delete save games data over 7 days old. == Copyright == Following deliberation, the Copyright Office ruled in late October 2003 to add exemptions to anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, Making library free to distribute following content exempt from the DMCA. * Computer programs protected by dongles that prevent access due to malfunction or damage and which are obsolete. * Computer programs and video games distributed in formats that have become obsolete and which require the original media or hardware as a condition of access. ==External links== * {{IAItem|consolelivingroom|Console Living Room}} [[Category:Collections of software]] 71cae8aea6250e645b57fdc3210d544a007e7b24 0 61 537 481 2020-08-24T06:26:15Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. Normally, in-copyright books can only be checked out to one person at a time, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, this restriction was waived, forming the [[National Emergency Library]]. == Legal Challenge == In 2020 several major publishing houses filed a legal challenge to '''Open Library''' claiming mass copyright infringement, and challenging the basis for controlled digital lending. The legal matter is still ongoing. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' * [https://zenodo.org/record/3820424 Crowd-Sourced Unlatching of Curricular Books: A Joint Pilot by the California State University, Knowledge Unlatched, and the Internet Archive] ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 2784eed3d41923e1e507871d95a463d19e51d106 538 537 2020-08-24T06:28:54Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. Normally, in-copyright books can only be checked out to one person at a time, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, this restriction was waived, forming the [[National Emergency Library]]. == Legal Challenge == In 2020 several major publishing houses filed a legal challenge to '''Open Library''' claiming mass copyright infringement, and challenging the basis for controlled digital lending. The legal matter is still ongoing. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' * [https://zenodo.org/record/3820424 Crowd-Sourced Unlatching of Curricular Books: A Joint Pilot by the California State University, Knowledge Unlatched, and the Internet Archive] ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} * [https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary Open Library GitHub] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 39a54136f34ef4a0afee3bf187cd65a4eb6a4381 539 538 2020-08-24T06:29:47Z Jaded in 25 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Open Library''' is an [[Internet Archive]] project that aspires to create one webpage corresponding to every book. It is paired with the Internet Archive's ambition to collect one copy of every book in existence. It was founded by [[Aaron Swartz]], [[Brewster Kahle]], Alexis Rossi, Anand Chitipothu, and Rebecca Malamud. They have a constantly replenishing backlog of books to scan. To prioritize their efforts to what people want, they update the pages of books they have on hand and offer the opportunity to [https://openlibrary.org/sponsorship sponsor those books' scanning]. This moves them up in the queue. The donation is tax deductible. Normally, in-copyright books can only be checked out to one person at a time, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, this restriction was waived, forming the [[National Emergency Library]]. == Legal Challenge == In 2020 several major publishing houses filed a legal challenge to '''Open Library''' claiming mass copyright infringement, and challenging the basis for [[controlled digital lending]]. The legal matter is still ongoing. ==Articles== * [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/aug/01/internet-archive-books-brewster-kahle "Internet Archive founder turns to new information storage device – the book"], ''The Guardian'' * [https://zenodo.org/record/3820424 Crowd-Sourced Unlatching of Curricular Books: A Joint Pilot by the California State University, Knowledge Unlatched, and the Internet Archive] ==External links== * [https://openlibrary.org/ openlibrary.org] * {{IAItem|openlibrary-ol}} * {{IAItem|ol_data}} * {{TwitterUser|openlibrary}} * [https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary Open Library GitHub] [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 956c73f205642d44b85c8066c41c99a753d9f6a0 0 51 540 292 2020-12-11T22:03:46Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <pre> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </pre> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <pre> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </pre> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <pre> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </pre> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </pre> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </pre> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <pre> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </pre> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To alter metadata with Python, we would write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </pre> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] fda5089f8d9fe4cd94fa36aff775ef62fbab37c0 541 540 2020-12-15T02:07:11Z Lethargilistic 22 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. This tutorial assumes that you have a basic user account on [[archive.org]]. Accounts with higher permissions may be able to do things like set "write-once metadata" more than once. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <pre> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </pre> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <pre> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </pre> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <pre> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </pre> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </pre> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </pre> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <pre> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </pre> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To alter metadata with Python, we would write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </pre> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] e0f930cf9d53671ae2fe3f7f72bb9d98d49cab0f 553 541 2022-11-16T02:58:48Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] provides a Python library on PyPI to help with [[uploading]] [[items]]. You can <code>pip install internetarchive</code>. [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/index.html The documentation is here], but it doesn't provide much of a linear breakdown. Aside, the <code>internetarchive</code> package comes with a command line tool called <code>ia</code> that already provides a high-level [[API]] for interacting with the Archive's data. It would behoove you to see if that already meets your needs. This tutorial assumes that you have a basic user account on [https://archive.org/ archive.org]. Accounts with higher permissions may be able to do things like set "write-once metadata" more than once. ==Logging in== First thing's first: you have to create the config file for <code>internetarchive</code>. This is not one of those tutorials where you can skip to the fun stuff. You must authenticate before you can work with the Archive's toys. ===Option 1: ia configure=== If you never want to write your credentials into your code, that command line tool <code>ia</code> provides <code>ia configure</code> for this. Fill it out and you'll have your config file. ===Option 2: internetarchive.configure=== The <code>configure</code> function within <code>internetarchive</code> will also create the config file for you. Running this program once will create your config file. You can delete this after you run it. <pre> from internetarchive import configure configure('myemail!@example.com', 'password') </pre> ===Double-checking your config file=== The config file will be found at <code>$HOME/.ia</code> or <code>$HOME/.config/ia.ini</code> unless you specify a custom path elsewhere. It will be created correctly, since it doesn't have any moving parts. It should look something like this: <pre> [s3] access = aCcEsSkEy secret = SeCrEtKeY [cookies] logged-in-user = my_email!%40example.com; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org logged-in-sig = SiGnAtUrEalsdnfanfaFEKA:WEFASDfadsfvaodsnfasdFAsdvnieranv; expires=Sun, 04-Oct-2020 02:08:30 GMT; Max-Age=31536000; path=/; domain=.archive.org [general] screenname = lethargilistic </pre> [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html Those are IA-S3 keys] rather than Amazon S3 proper, but that's a background detail. You can find the key associated with your account [https://archive.org/account/s3.php here]. The <code>internetarchive</code> library auto-populated all of this config file information, including those keys, without me having to write them anywhere. I'm not sure if that key transfer is secured, to be honest, but there is also a way to add the keys to your code manually. You can write that part of the config file inline: <pre> from internetarchive import get_session c = {'s3': {'access': 'aCcEsSkEy', 'secret': 'SeCrEtKeY'}} session = get_session(config=c) </pre> Creating a session is not necessary if your config file already exists. If you've written these lines, you can delete them. ==Uploading== Having created our config file, we're now ready to send things to the Archive. ===You get an item by its identifier=== Every single thing within the Internet Archive's system has a unique "identifier." This is a string that contains ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or periods. To access any item within the archive, you request it with its identifier: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') </pre> That item identifier is already taken, and I control it, so you cannot upload to it, but I can. You can view the [[metadata]] within this [`Item`](https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.Item) object with <code>cool_podcast.metadata</code> or download it with <code>cool_podcast.download()</code>. If you want to see a progress bar, <code>download()</code> has a <code>verbose</code> flag. But how do you register an identifier for the item that you're going to upload? It happens automatically during the upload process, so you don't have to think about it as long as your identifier is unique already. If you use <code>get_item</code> on an identifier that is not registered yet, but you do not upload anything, then the identifier will not be registered. So, at this point, you're ready to upload, but, before that, let's have a word about metadata. ===Uploading without context=== Please do not do this! Metadata is gold! You should include everything you know about an item when you upload it to the Archive. A great deal of the Internet Archive's utility as a repository of information comes from its rich metadata. There are people at the Archive who regularly comb through the millions of records and sort things out after the fact. You can make their jobs a lot easier and make your item far more discoverable by actually describing it while it still has your full attention. You ''can'' upload items without metadata, but I will not show you how to do it. ===Uploading with metadata=== The <code>upload()</code> function takes metadata as an argument. You can set it up as a dictionary. The Internet Archive's service tries as much as possible to be metadata agnostic, which means you can use anything you want for keys and upload away. What's important to you is important to the Archive's records. That said, [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html#metadata-schema the Archive does reserve a number of keys for display and filtering purposes]. The following is a list of the most basic keys. * <code>title</code>: The human-readable title. ''Required.'' * <code>mediatype</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>collection</code>: FILL THIS OUT; SEE NEXT SECTION. ''Required.'' * <code>date</code>: The "YYYY-MM-DD' date the item was created or published, outside the context of the Archive item. A separate key, <code>addeddate</code>, will be auto-populated to indicate day you added it to the Archive. "YYYY" or "YYYY-MM" are also acceptable. You can write the value in brackets (e.g., "[YYYY]" or "YYYY-[MM]") to indicate you are uncertain. * <code>description</code>: The human-readable description of the item. It supports HTML. * <code>subject</code>: A list of strings that denote topics the item relates to. A podcast episode might include "podcast," the show title, and its topics. * <code>creator</code>: A list of strings that denote entities that created the item. If you want to list more than one entity, each entity should be its own string in the list you send. If it's an ongoing or collaborative show, I usually also include the show title here with each participant as a separate string. * <code>language</code>: The item's language. For example, "Spanish" or "Urdu." "English (handwriting)" is separate from "English." * <code>licenseurl</code>: The canonical URL that points to the copyright license. If you use a common license like any of [https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/ the ones from Creative Commons], the item page will display the license's name and the proper symbols. The ''Required'' key-value pairs will technically auto-populate with general values (the <code>title</code> will match the identifier and the <code>mediatype</code> will be "data"), but it is '''imperative''' that you fill them out before you run the upload function. Some required fields are write-once and require admin privileges to change after the initial upload, see the next section for details. Uploading metadata to the Archive is all-or-nothing. If any of the key-value pairs causes an error of some kind on the back end, then none of the metadata in that dictionary will be reflected after the upload. This happens if you accidentally include an admin-access-restricted key in your metadata, for example. Again, you can see the next section for more information about that. So, without further ado, to upload something to the archive, you can write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') md = {'title': '"Pokémon Go and the Law: Privacy, Intellectual Property, and Other Legal Concerns" by Tiffany C. Li (2016) - Amicus Lectio 0013' 'mediatype': 'audio', 'collection': 'opensource_audio', 'date': '2019-09-17', 'description': '<div><i>Pokémon GO</i> was an immediate sensation when Niantic released it in 2016, and it continues to be one of the highest-grossing apps on mobile devices. While the hype was still high, Tiffany C. Li wrote about potential legal rankles Niantic might face on the road to becoming a Poké Fan Master.<br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://osf.io/preprints/lawarxiv/gexpm/" rel="nofollow">The Paper.</a></div><div><br /></div><div>Mike Overby (<a href="https://twitter.com/lethargilistic" rel="nofollow">@lethargilistic</a>) reads <em>Amicus Lectio</em> (<a href="https://twitter.com/amicuslectio" rel="nofollow">@AmicusLectio</a></div>).', 'subject': ['law', 'pokemon', 'pokemon go', 'amicus lectio', 'privacy', 'trespass', 'augmented reality', 'copyright', 'trademark', 'intellectual property'], 'creator': 'Ruha Benjamin', 'language': 'English', 'licenseurl': 'http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/'} cool_podcast.upload('path_to_your_file.mp3', metadata=md, verbose=True) </pre> Some stray notes: * The <code>verbose</code> flag optionally displays a progress bar for you. * If you want to run this as a test before you actually upload, set the <code>dry_run</code> flag to <code>True</code>. * If you want to upload multiple files with one call to this function, you can include a list of filepath strings, too. Python file objects also work. * The function returns a <code>requests.Response</code> object, so you can check the HTTP status code. Congrats, the item is live and you've archived something forever on the Internet Archive! You can now visit https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013 (rather, whatever identifier you used) to check if it is appearing correctly. ===='''DO NOT FORGET THE WRITE-ONCE METADATA'''==== Some metadata keys are reserved for use by Internet Archive's staff only. Updating metadata is all-or-nothing. If you accidentally include any of these fields after the first upload, none of the metadata within the dictionary you send will be reflected on the item within the Archive. I make special mention of this because you have '''only one chance''' to '''set values for write-once fields''' on the '''first upload.''' To find out if a field is write-once, consult [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/metadata-schema/index.html the documentation's list of reserved metadata]. Write-once fields are indicated by "'''edit access''': IA admin." These are the most important write-once metadata, and I've included the most common values as examples: * <code>[[Mediatypes|mediatype]]</code>: The [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360014321172-Archive-org-site-architecture-and-glossary mediatype] indicates the overall silo your Archive item will be within. ** <code>[[data]]</code>, as in data files in formats like XML or CSV. ''The default.'' ** <code>[[texts]]</code> ** <code>[[audio]]</code> ** <code>[[movies]]</code>, as in all video content. ** <code>[[image]]</code> ** <code>[[software]]</code> ** <code>[[web]]</code>, as in websites. * <code>collection</code>: [https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360016399952-Collections-A-Basic-Guide- Collections] pair your item with others like it and provides further filtering. Input the identifier of the collection you wish to be included in. These are the [[Open Collections]] everyone has upload access to. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource "Community Texts"], use <code>opensource</code>. ''The default.'' ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_audio "Community Audio"], use <code>opensource_audio</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_movies "Community Video"], use <code>opensource_movies</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_media "Community Data"], use <code>opensource_media</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/opensource_image "Community Images"], use <code>opensource_image</code>. ** If you want [https://archive.org/details/open_source_software "Community Software"], use <code>open_source_software</code>. ** If you want to upload as a "Test Item" which will be deleted after 30 days, use <code>test_collection</code>. If you accidentally upload a file without these metadata set, or you set them incorrectly, you will need to send an email to <code>[mailto:info@archive.org info@archive.org]</code> with your request to change them. This is not an imposition upon them, although there's no guarantee of when they'll get back to you. They provide this sample email for you to use: <pre> To: info@archive.org Subject: Please move my item(s) Body: Please move these items: archive.org/details/[item1identifier] archive.org/details/[item2identifier] To this collection: archive.org/details/[collectionidentifier] </pre> ==Updating metadata== Oh no! I just realized that I wrote the wrong name in the <code>creator</code> field. To alter metadata with Python, we would write: <pre> from internetarchive import get_item cool_podcast = get_item('amicus_lectio_0013') #To be clear, this dictionary can still include any number of pairs. md = {'creator': 'Mike Overby'} cool_podcast.modify_metadata(md) </pre> Phew. Now the item is live ''and correct'' at https://archive.org/amicus_lectio_0013. I hope you enjoy throwing stuff onto the human race's digital pile! Now that you know how the metadata works, [https://archive.org/search.php?query=%28Computer%29+AND+mediatype%3A%28movies%29+AND+date%3A%5B1950-01-01+TO+1959-12-31%5D&page=2 it'll be easier to explore it], too! ==Sidebars== ==="The book I uploaded doesn't look right?"=== This tutorial covers how to upload individual items to an identifier, but the way certain kinds of Archive items appear is responsive to different kinds of structured input. For example, the way [https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.49974/page/n25 it organizes the images of book pages so they function more like a proper book] requires you to format the images in a specific way with specific names and send it as a zip file. [http://adellefrank.com/blog/how-to-upload-book-to-internet-archive Here is an explanation of that process for books]. ===Shortcut functions=== The <code>internetarchive</code> package also includes top-level <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.download internetarchive.download()]</code> and <code>[https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/internetarchive.html#internetarchive.api.upload internetarchive.upload()]</code> functions. I used the <code>Item</code> approach for this tutorial because that made it easier to explain the Archive's system. Personally, I think the <code>Item</code> approach encourages better habits, too. For instance, you need to create the <code>Item</code> object to check if the identifier is already registered on the Archive. ===Rate limiting=== The upload API has rate-limiting and the <code>internetarchive</code> library does not provide assistance with complying with it. If you go over the rate limit, your account will be locked out of uploading via this API. The Archive is under the impression that this block will automatically lift after a short amount of time, but it does not. To unlock your API uploading privilege, you will have to contact <code>info@archive.org</code>. Keep in mind that that is a general contact point and the person you reach will not necessarily know about <code>internetarchive</code> or this rate limiting issue or the API difference between uploading via this API and the web interface. This issue has been raised on the project GitHub [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/340 here] and [https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive/issues/312 here], but was closed both times. (In the latter, lethargilistic mentions that the lock comes off after two weeks, but it does not. He was in contact with the Archive at that time and, although they were confused by the request, someone at the Archive must have lifted it without telling him they had figured out how to do so. He ran into the same issue later and the lock ''did not'' lift automatically after two weeks.) Your web uploading privileges will not be affected by this. [[Category:Tutorials]] 4515d60657ef370fec404cf3bed70509ac82cbd0 0 151 542 484 2021-02-14T18:25:21Z JesseW 17 begin to document which fields can be returned by "ia search" wikitext text/x-wiki There is an official library for interacting with the Internet Archive (uploading, searching, etc. -- not including the [[Wayback Machine]] or [[Open Library]]). * https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/ * https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive == ia search --field == Many, but not all metadata fields are indexed and returnable by `ia search`. A list of returnable ones are below, with notes on discrepancies. <pre> access-restricted-item, addeddate, aspect_ratio, audio_codec, audio_sample_rate, backup_location, ccnum, closed_captioning, collection, color, contributor, date, description, frames_per_second, identifier, identifier-access, imagecount, language, mediatype, notes, program, publicdate, runtime, scandate, scanningcenter, sound, source, source_pixel_height, source_pixel_width, sponsor, start_localtime, start_time, stop_time, subject, title, tuner, utc_offset, video_codec, year </pre> Discrepancies: * The search index returns ''addeddate'', and ''publicdate'' with the (UTC) timezone specified, even if the underlying value doesn't. * The search index returns a full timestamp for ''date'' even if only the date (not the time or timezone) are stored. * The search index returns ''imagecount'' as a number, even if it is stored as a string. Metadata fields that are not returnable include: * uploader 42bde9d4345bd04900370d2351671a5e3d2dcd04 543 542 2021-02-14T20:15:38Z JesseW 17 wikitext text/x-wiki There is an official library for interacting with the Internet Archive (uploading, searching, etc. -- not including the [[Wayback Machine]] or [[Open Library]]). * https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/ * https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive == ia search --field == Many, but not all metadata fields are indexed and returnable by `ia search`. A list of returnable ones are below, with notes on discrepancies. <pre> access-restricted-item, addeddate, aspect_ratio, audio_codec, audio_sample_rate, backup_location, ccnum, closed_captioning, collection, color, contributor, date, description, frames_per_second, identifier, identifier-access, imagecount, language, mediatype, notes, program, publicdate, runtime, scandate, scanningcenter, sound, source, source_pixel_height, source_pixel_width, sponsor, start_localtime, start_time, stop_time, subject, title, tuner, utc_offset, video_codec, year </pre> Discrepancies: * The search index returns ''addeddate'', ''updatedate'', and ''publicdate'' with a T between the date and time, and a Z afterward, unlike how it is stored (with a space between date and time). * The search index returns a full timestamp for ''date'' even if only the date (not the time or timezone) are stored. * The search index returns ''imagecount'' as a number, even if it is stored as a string. * The association from items to the users who marked them as a favorite is returned by the search index (in the ''collection'' key), but not stored. Metadata fields that are not returnable include: * uploader d56ee4a3003f4e92b70a722fab198c7825f8e3b1 544 543 2021-02-14T20:37:22Z JesseW 17 more wikitext text/x-wiki There is an official library for interacting with the Internet Archive (uploading, searching, etc. -- not including the [[Wayback Machine]] or [[Open Library]]). * https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/ * https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive == ia search --field == Many, but not all metadata fields are indexed and returnable by `ia search`. A list of returnable ones are below, with notes on discrepancies. <pre> access-restricted-item, addeddate, aspect_ratio, audio_codec, audio_sample_rate, backup_location, ccnum, closed_captioning, collection, color, contributor, coverleaf, curation, date, description, filesxml, frames_per_second, identifier, identifier-access, identifier-ark, imagecount, language, licenseurl, mediatype, notes, ocr, program, publicdate, repub_state, runtime, scandate, scanningcenter, sound, source, source_pixel_height, source_pixel_width, sponsor, start_localtime, start_time, stop_time, subject, title, tuner, updatedate, updater, utc_offset, video_codec, year </pre> Discrepancies: * The search index returns ''addeddate'', ''updatedate'', and ''publicdate'' with a T between the date and time, and a Z afterward, unlike how it is stored (with a space between date and time). * The search index returns a full timestamp for ''date'' even if only the date (not the time or timezone) are stored. * The search index returns ''imagecount'' as a number, even if it is stored as a string. * The association from items to the users who marked them as a favorite is returned by the search index (in the ''collection'' key), but not stored. * The search index returns the ''subject'' field as a list, while the metadata has it as a single semicolon-separated value. * The search index strips HTML from the ''description'' and ''rights'' fields. Metadata fields that are not returnable include: * uploader c6d34cf8d995fa805511733d0a381f1640d05c84 0 50 545 199 2022-04-11T21:17:50Z Archivologist 21 FINALLY added a tutorial to this page. more to come, hopefully. wikitext text/x-wiki This is a series of tutorials on scraping sites using javascript & python to speed up the process of adding metadata to large numbers of items. For example, let's say you have a collection of 30,000 C64 demos, and you want to link them with individual pages on CSDB and pull across the metadata into the archive. How would you achieve something like that without going insane? Here are a few practical examples I've worked on over the years: == Mickey And Friends == Let's start with an easy example I'm working on at the moment. Scanning [https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Fleetway+Editions%22 Mickey and Friends], a UK comic. I have over a hundred issues, and am slowly uploading them to the archive. Wouldn't it be nice to know who authored each story in the comics, and which characters appear? Well apparently, people have created [https://inducks.org/publication.php?c=uk%2FMF a database of that kind of information]. And [https://inducks.org/inducks/COPYING their license] encourages use of their data in any way. At this point, you're going to want to know a bit of javascript or maybe some python, because you don't want to copy/paste this information by hand. If you look at [https://archive.org/details/mickey_friends_1994-06-17_23 one of the items] I uploaded, you'll see the end result of my scraping. Artists & characters cross referenced, so that users can browse other comics featuring the same characters or creators. [https://github.com/trumad/mickey_and_friends_metadata_node_script/blob/main/mickeyFriendsMetadataScrape.js Here's the node script] I used to add this metadata. And here's what it does: * The script makes an axios http request to the internet archive, and grabs the item names for all uploaded mickey & friends comics ** This could be improved if written in python, since it could just import the internet archive python library and directly grab the item names from there. * Since the item names contain the year and the issue number, it's trivial for the script to generate the correct inducks database URL to visit for information about that comic. The KEY is naming each item consistently as I continue to upload issues. * There's another axios call to the inducks database for the each comic * "node-html-parser" is used to parse the page, grabbing whatever information I decide is important and putting it into a javascript object. * Then I generate a description for the item, using html to make it rich with links. The links are all internal links to the internet archive search page. For characters & creators, I know I'm going to put a comma separated list of each creator/character into a metadata field, so I make the search point to that creator's name. Check out the item linked above for an example of what that looks like * The final step is to prepare the data and output a csv, using the fast-csv package * The CSV can be used with the internet archive python library to update the metadata fields for description, characters, and creators All the above can be seen in the go() function, and you can dive into the individual functions to hopefully understand what the script is doing along each step of the way. If you're familiar with code in any way I'm sure this will be easy. If not, a project like this might make a good starting point. And this can also be done in python - I've done it - using the requests library and beautiful soup. I'm just more of a javascript guy at the moment. More to come: == C64 demos & the CSDB == == Emulated video games and Mobygames' database == == Reeling in the years & the TVDB == [[Category:Undeveloped tutorials]] 3f898e51adf9cfce324d52b084d4121c36ebb368 0 58 547 420 2022-11-16T02:38:50Z UserH 29 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [[Archive Team]]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an [[administrator]] of [https://archive.org/ archive.org]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} * {{WP|Jason Scott}} [[Category:People]] 756f90be5a090f003e7381604dd03a6e29cdeecf 548 547 2022-11-16T02:40:57Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [[textfiles]]. Founder of [https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Main_Page/ Archive Team]. Owner of Sockington. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an [[administrator]] of [https://archive.org/ archive.org]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} * {{WP|Jason Scott}} [[Category:People]] 85a597648895279f312ea4cfc1482dc054409198 549 548 2022-11-16T02:43:42Z UserH 29 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [http://textfiles.com/ textfiles]. Founder of [https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Main_Page/ Archive Team]. Owner of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockington/ Sockington]. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an administrator of [https://archive.org/ archive.org]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} * {{WP|Jason Scott}} [[Category:People]] b5d3684add656cbd4b1b31b3a7a3b1048e98b452 555 549 2022-11-16T03:04:59Z UserH 29 wikitext text/x-wiki Free Range Archivist employed by the Internet Archive. Purveyor of [http://textfiles.com/ textfiles]. Founder of [https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Main_Page Archive Team]. Owner of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockington/ Sockington]. Historian of technology, filmmaker, performer, and actor. He is an administrator of [https://archive.org/ archive.org]. * {{IAItem|@jason_scott}} * {{IAItem|@sketch_the_cow}} * {{TwitterUser|textfiles}} * {{TwitterUser|sockington}} * {{WP|Jason Scott}} [[Category:People]] 04a6fada4ef238f0b99a88c971b5d867f88ecf52 0 1 550 485 2022-11-16T02:55:19Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:5078390577 f318f5fa08 o.jpg|thumb|right]] <strong>Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet Archive,</strong> a non-official wiki about the [[Internet Archive]]. Created as a way to fill in the blanks of the lore, function, and learned tips of [https://archive.org/ archive.org], this Wiki is meant to allow beginning or advanced users of the Archive to learn, share information and make the most of one of the Internet's crown jewels. It is neither endorsed nor supported by the Internet Archive or archive.org. <strong>CURRENTLY IN BETA</strong>, this project has a [[War Room]] which is meant to begin expansion of subjects and links out to known information about the Archive. There are further ideas for small tasks that will help kick-start the Guide in [[Ramping Up]]. <big>LORE</big> * [[300 Funston Avenue|Building]], [[Physical Archive]], [[Statues]] * History of [[Brewster Kahle]] and related figures to the Archive * History of Internet Archive Projects ([[Internet Archive Federal Credit Union|Credit Union]], [[Scanning Centers]], [[78RPM]]) <big>FUNCTIONALITY</big> * [[Networking]] and [[Storage]] * [[IA Software]] and [[API]]s * [[IA Command-Line Tool]] (Extensive Documentation exists) * [[Derivation Process]] <big>TRAVEL GUIDE</big> * [[Collection]]s within the Archive, especially [[Partner Collections]] * [[Prominent Collections]] * [[Open Collections]] * Topics: [[Videogames]] <big>CONTRIBUTION AND COLLABORATION</big> * Understanding [[Metadata]] * Making Useful [[Items]] * How to Properly [[Uploading|Upload]] (web-based or command-line tool) * [[Toolbox]] of Script Components * Notes: [[Imaging floppy disks]], [[Scraping other sites for metadata]] [[Category:Hitchhiker's Guide]] 21c5fa0121572a9e7177023e97071d55d7558b20 0 18 551 236 2022-11-16T02:56:27Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. Sometimes, you may need to [[Uploading in Bulk|upload in bulk]]. == Web == The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [https://archive.org/ archive.org] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [[etree.org]] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Additional metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == :See also: [[Uploading With Python]] An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 26c7eb24611050b3e64f5c3ba1ee6989c7da0d73 552 551 2022-11-16T02:57:25Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Internet Archive]] allows anyone with an account to create [[items]]. This can be done through the website and through an API. Sometimes, you may need to [[Uploading in Bulk|upload in bulk]]. == Web == The web interface to create an item can be found by clicking on the upload icon in the top-right corner on [https://archive.org/ archive.org] or by visiting https://archive.org/create/. The user is greeted with a "Share your Files" page, which contains a green button to "upload files", and a blue button for [https://etree.org/ etree.org] uploader. After clicking the Green "upload files" button, the user is shown a window where files can be dragged to or selected for upload. Selecting one or more files leads to a page where [[metadata]] can be created for the item. This includes a titles, [[identifier]], description, tags, creator, date, [[collection]], language and the [[license]]. Additional metadata can be added in the "More options box". Finally the item can be uploaded with the blue "Upload and Create Your Item" button. == API == :See also: [[Uploading With Python]] An [[API]] is available for the more tech-savvy users. This allows for easier and faster uploading of items. More information about the API can be found on it's page here, or at https://archive.org/services/docs/api/ias3.html. 43f7702f4416085a271465a8b7f0fdb1dbe790fa 0 30 554 480 2022-11-16T03:03:15Z UserH 29 Updating broken hyperlinks wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Wayback_Machine_logo_2010.png|thumb|250px|right|The Wayback Machine logo]] The Wayback Machine is an initiative of the Internet Archive to provide a browse-able archive of the World Wide Web. Starting in 1996, the Wayback Machine contains more than 362 billion web pages. It is named after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine WABAC machine] from the Simon and Mr. Peabody segments of ''The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show''. == Saving pages == Pages are saved to the Wayback Machine in a few ways * [[Alexa Internet]] donates their crawldata to the Internet Archive, which is added to the Wayback Machine. * The Internet Archive runs [[IA web crawls|their own crawls]] to grab popular webpages. * The "[[Save Page Now]]" feature allows users to save a page to the Wayback Machine. It's also possible to save all outlinks on a page. * ArchiveTeam's [https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveBot ArchiveBot] is an IRC bot that crawls requested websites and adds the data to the Wayback Machine. * [[Archive-It]] partners run their own crawls, and their data is added to the Wayback Machine. ==External links== * [https://archive.org/web/ The Wayback Machine] * {{TwitterUser|waybackmachine}} [[Category:Internet Archive projects]] 7e0b750f8692c1b01f50088f34fea21057ae532b 0 9 556 523 2023-06-06T09:34:37Z Nosamu 27 Replaced dead link with archived version wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] e76949251c164d4fefd8c550c189293c78b7b4ff 559 556 2024-04-06T11:39:32Z Sound.and.vision 31 So I thought I'd begin padding this page out with some actual information... this might end up needing to go on seperate pages but I think for the moment this works well enough. These are steps from my own notes, spruced up to try and guide people wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 2c60d7bb8fb85932083e49ea948d76d0bdfc74ec 560 559 2024-04-06T11:41:54Z Sound.and.vision 31 /* Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations */ add line about not seeing changes being made wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 3a8945a52aa99504554b0103c8687c8fd56e07fe 561 560 2024-04-06T11:47:42Z Sound.and.vision 31 adding section for DosBox/MS-DOS wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) ==== It is possible to run most software items built for MS-DOS (or other similar flavours) within the web browser on Archive.org. As with running most "computer software" in an emulator there will be software packages that will refuse to run (likely because they depend on specific hardware configurations not yet possible here). To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/AFBOOK Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 3 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the second value field enter '''zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the third value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with an empty DOS prompt). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 1627d001ee885623cb3130e807f50fbdea508bb2 562 561 2024-04-06T11:48:01Z Sound.and.vision 31 /* DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) */ fix typo wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) ==== It is possible to run most software items built for MS-DOS (or other similar flavours) within the web browser on Archive.org. As with running most "computer software" in an emulator there will be software packages that will refuse to run (likely because they depend on specific hardware configurations not yet possible here). To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/AFBOOK Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 3 times # You should now have a total of 6 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the second value field enter '''zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the third value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with an empty DOS prompt). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 12b703d8c96bf27d90591cdcaf16aecd8ca8eff3 563 562 2024-04-06T11:48:28Z Sound.and.vision 31 /* DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) */ correction, D:\runapp is not needed for DOS emu wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) ==== It is possible to run most software items built for MS-DOS (or other similar flavours) within the web browser on Archive.org. As with running most "computer software" in an emulator there will be software packages that will refuse to run (likely because they depend on specific hardware configurations not yet possible here). To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/AFBOOK Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 3 times # You should now have a total of 6 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the second value field enter '''zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the third value field enter '''[filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with an empty DOS prompt). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] be6df1bc7ac79844dee69df9cf54ae2843f123be 564 563 2024-04-06T11:50:53Z Sound.and.vision 31 /* DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) */ add specific example, add line about search query to find all DOSBox items wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) ==== It is possible to run most software items built for MS-DOS (or other similar flavours) within the web browser on Archive.org. As with running most "computer software" in an emulator there will be software packages that will refuse to run (likely because they depend on specific hardware configurations not yet possible here). To begin with an specific example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/AFBOOK You can also look at all DOSBox emulation items with this search query: https://archive.org/search?query=emulator%3A%28dosbox%29 Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 3 times # You should now have a total of 6 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the second value field enter '''zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the third value field enter '''[filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with an empty DOS prompt). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 00e2b5a6af2bd34c2b5df0931c985f9d0714ed5b 565 564 2024-04-06T11:52:23Z Sound.and.vision 31 /* Windows 3.1 */ add specific wording and add line about search to find more examples wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Emularity''' is both the name of a specific set of scripts meant to load emulators, and the entire ongoing project to shove Javascript-ported emulators into browsers. Now years in the making, the project is mature and in use by millions of people worldwide. This page is meant to be a one-stop stop for keeping track of what needs to be worked on, when. Information on it is redundantly available elsewhere, and this is mostly meant to allow developers to ramp up quickly, especially in the realm of improvements or documentation. === Supported Emulators === * MAME * DOSBox * Vice (In Progress) * Neko Project II kai * Scripted Amiga Emulator * PCE - PC Emulator * X Millennium * VMac === Emulator Setup Guides === Section that describes how to setup and configure the emulators to work. ==== DOSBox (inc. MS-DOS) ==== It is possible to run most software items built for MS-DOS (or other similar flavours) within the web browser on Archive.org. As with running most "computer software" in an emulator there will be software packages that will refuse to run (likely because they depend on specific hardware configurations not yet possible here). To begin with an specific example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/AFBOOK You can also look at all DOSBox emulation items with this search query: https://archive.org/search?query=emulator%3A%28dosbox%29 Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 3 times # You should now have a total of 6 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the second value field enter '''zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the third value field enter '''[filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with an empty DOS prompt). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 ==== It is possible to run some small self-contained Windows 3.1 exectuables within Emularity on Archive.org. There are obvious limitations to this as Emularity does not provide a full version of Windows 3.1 to interact with, so if the executable in question requires access to specific parts of the Windows 3.1 operating environment (such as calling upon pre-installed system files) execution of the software will likely fail with an error. To begin with an specific example of Windows 3.1 software running in the web browser: https://archive.org/details/quicktax-demo You can see all Windows 3.1 emulation items with this search query: https://archive.org/search?query=emulator%3A%28dosbox%29%20AND%20dosbox_drive_d%3A%28emularity_win31%29 Steps to achieve emulation: # If not already, package your program files in a .ZIP archive # Create a new entry on Archive.org https://archive.org/create # Add your .ZIP archive to the list of files (you can add other stuff, but it won't affect emulation) # Complete all the form fields with helpful metadata # Proceed to upload the content # Upon upload you should be returned to your item page, from here click on Edit and then "I Want to change the information (metadata) about my item)" # Scroll to the bottom of this form # Click "Add another field" 4 times # You should now have a total of 8 empty fields, on each row the left field will be the "Field Name" and the right field will be the "Value" # In the first field name enter '''emulator''' # In the first value field enter '''dosbox''' # In the second field name enter '''dosbox_drive_d''' # In the second value field enter '''emularity_win31/win31_nonshell.zip''' # In the third field name enter '''emulator_ext''' # In the third value field enter '''zip''' # In the fourth field name enter '''emulator_start''' # In the fourth value field enter '''d:\runapp [filename of starting executable]''' (you'll need to work out what the first executable for your program is, sometimes this is something obvious like START.BAT or GO.EXE - sometimes it requires a bit more research. You may have to change this field a few times to get things working properly. To make it clear, you are specifiy what program the emulator is going to start automatically. If you do not specify anything here you will be greeted with a blank screen with no way of executing the software). # Click Submit at the end of the page and wait to be returned to your item page # Wait for any pending processes to clear, click the Power On button to test ==== Windows 3.1 Tips and Considerations ==== As previously mentioned this environment is not a full version of Windows 3.1; as it exists to provide just enough of an environment to get software running. However the following things should be addressed, some of which have possible fixes others are simply resultant of the limitations of web-emulation. * "I Get an Software Error that a file doesn't exist" - this is a common error, as previously mentioned this image of Windows 3.1 is limited. Depending on what file is being called you might be able to include that file within the .ZIP archive you upload to the Archive. For example if it is calling for a specific type of .DLL file, you might get away with placing a copy inside the ZIP file. * "The software runs slow/too fast/buggy" - many of these can't really be resolved easily, you might find that using a different emulation image (field name '''dosbox_drive_d)''') may improve or worsen your result. * "I have made changes to the uploaded archive but they're not reflecting in the emulator" - either there's a pending processing task (like ''derive'') that needs to complete or your web browser cache needs clearing. ==== links ==== * [https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Javascript_Mess The Javascript MESS, the original project page on the ArchiveTeam Wiki that described the project.] * [https://web.archive.org/web/20201129233231/http://digitize.archiveteam.org/index.php/Internet_Archive_Emulation Extensive overview and docs on Emularity on the DIGITIZE THE PLANET wiki] * [https://github.com/db48x/emularity GitHub] 1d321b000ab04a2e5040541598d9b40978398703 0 101 557 409 2023-07-14T03:07:48Z DigitalDragon 30 Improved grammar in the "Recovering Dead Podcasts" section. wikitext text/x-wiki The term podcast was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === this will require youtube-dl and python install youtube-dl if on linux or mac os you will have to run the command as sudo <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> download all episodes <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> === Spotify === Ripping podcasts of Spotify is quite a manual process but luckily most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain drm. That being said some of the more popular Spotify exclusive podcasts such as the Joe Rogan experience use DRM. 1. Bring up the developer Console. firefox Hamburger Menu >> Web Developer >> Network this step is only necessary on websites that disable right click 2. Press play on Episode 3. Look for Media in cause row network view and make sure the type is that of an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] 4. Right click open in new tab 5. Save as === Apple Podcasts / Formerly Itunes === http://getrssfeed.com/ this helpful website will allow you to convert an apple podcast link and convert it to an rss feed link. once that is obtained you can follow the steps for rss feed above. ====google is your friend==== google the podcast name and rss feed will often come up in the search results. once obtained you can you can follow the steps for rss feed above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-Branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. Often, old podcasts don't die and are merely re-branded by their publishers. For example, the cult classic podcast "Foreign Police ER" was re-branded as FP's "First Person." All the old MP3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Wayback Machine === In all likelihood, at least some of the the MP3 files will be backed up on the [[Wayback Machine]]. === Stitcher and other similar podcast hosting websites === Because Stitcher and other podcast hosts create a copy of the files instead of linking directly to them, old podcasts can remain on Stitcher many years after they have disappeared from other podcast providers. For example: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists Downloading podcasts from Stitcher follows the same process as Spotify in the above section. If you find a podcast is only available on Stitcher, please upload it to the Internet Archive. = External links = * {{IA|podcasts}} [[Category:Tutorials]] 47f346bcc427fe80c5bb9ae5bfaf50148d9e68a9 558 557 2023-07-14T04:24:38Z DigitalDragon 30 Cleanup article wikitext text/x-wiki The term "Podcast" was first described as way attaching sound and video files to a RSS feeds, but the term is now more generally applied to any spoken word audio format regardless of the original meaning. = Ripping Podcasts = === RSS === This requires [[youtube-dl]] and Python. If you're using Linux or macOS, you will need to run the command with sudo. Install youtube-dl: <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> pip3 install --upgrade youtube_dl </syntaxhighlight> Download all episodes: <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> youtube-dl http://feeds.example.com -x --audio-format mp3 </syntaxhighlight> If you don't have the RSS feed for a podcast, you can often find it in the Google search results. === Spotify === Ripping podcasts off of Spotify is quite a manual process, however most of Spotify's podcasts don't contain DRM. That being said, some of the more popular Spotify Exclusive podcasts (such as the "Joe Rogan Experience") use DRM. '''1.''' Bring up the Developer Console. Firefox: Hamburger Menu > Web Developer > Network Chrome: Control + Shift + C '''2.''' Press play on the episode '''3.''' Look for Media in the "Cause" row under the Network view, and make sure it is an audio or video file. [[File:Screenshot from 2020-05-30 20-34-15.png|thumb|What to look for when ripping podcast of Spotify.]] '''4.''' Right Click > Open in New Tab '''5.''' Save as === Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes) === http://getrssfeed.com/ allows you to find the RSS feed for a given Apple Podcast link. You can then follow the steps for RSS above. = Recovering Dead Podcasts = === Re-branding === Look for other podcasts by the same publisher. Often, old podcasts don't die and are merely re-branded by their publishers. For example, the cult classic podcast "Foreign Police ER" was re-branded as FP's "First Person." All the old MP3s from the podcast remain on the RSS feed. === Wayback Machine === In all likelihood, at least some of the the MP3 files will already be archived on the [[Wayback Machine]]. === Stitcher and other similar podcast hosting websites === Because Stitcher and other podcast hosts create a copy of the files instead of linking directly to them, old podcasts can remain on Stitcher many years after they have disappeared from other podcast providers. For example: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nyt-magazine-the-ethicists Downloading podcasts from Stitcher follows the same process as Spotify in the above section. If you find a podcast is only available on Stitcher, please upload it to the Internet Archive. = External links = * {{IA|podcasts}} [[Category:Tutorials]] 278b9c7a8d54aab9a849a4af657328c4ad3a300e 0 152 566 492 2024-05-18T03:21:42Z Jscott 4 wikitext text/x-wiki The Internet Archive is not purely digital -- there is a '''Physical Archive''' as well. But it's set up in an somewhat unusual way -- serving primarily as a place for things that will be digitized (eventually) or have been digitized, but might need to be re-done later for different purposes or with different or better technology. Unlike most archives, it's not intended for regular random-access. == External Links == * https://blog.archive.org/2011/05/12/physical-archive-launch/ * https://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/ * https://blog.archive.org/2012/03/04/page-1-of-the-nytimes-in-a-flood-tide-of-digital-data-an-ark-full-of-books/ * https://blog.archive.org/2018/09/28/physical-archive-party-october-28th-2018/ * https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22physical+archive%22 * https://clustrmaps.com/a/3vsfq6/ (identifies the address of the Carlson warehouse) * https://archive.org/details/warehouse380carlson (various pictures of the Carlson warehouse) 9a350089bc030b270c089a1229630c003a2c860c 0 47 567 494 2024-07-17T19:23:09Z Nosamu 27 Added reviews-allowed meta field wikitext text/x-wiki Items on IA can have arbitrary metadata assigned to them. There are LOTS of magic keys that do various things, some fraction of which are documented below. == Considerations about Metadata on the Internet Archive == While the term "metadata" has varying meanings in the archives/libraries and content management space, at the Internet Archive, this term refers specifically to database settings on each ''item'' in the database. Some of these are self-explanatory like '''title''' or '''date''', but some are not as clear, and a number of them cause the Archive to treat the item differently. Some even take actions and modifications based on being set. For this revision of this document, the different classes of metadata can be thought of as '''System Reserved''', '''Magic''' and '''Everything Else''', that is, settings which can be put on any item but won't be treated differently than any other text field. Due to the nature of the Internet Archive's stores, there is no "one true schema" with items, because various balkanized groups use the Archive's content different ways. A partner organization might have very explicit, refined declarations for metadata pairs that exist nowhere else in the system, while a term as simple as "subject" could be used many different ways depending on which group is using them. === System-Reserved === ; [[identifier]] : The unique identifier used to reference the directory of material. ; title : The descriptive title shown for the item in the details page. ; creator : The listed "author" or "creator" for the content of the item. Usually an author with books, or a production company/director with movies, and so on. ; [[collection]] : Where the item is filed under. ; search_collection : A [[search query]] that creates a "virtual" [[collection]]. ; [[mediatype]] : Currently '''movies''', '''texts''', '''audio''', '''software''', '''data''', and '''web''' each with different ways of being automatically displayed in their details page. It is incredibly easy to misclassify an item into the wrong mediatype, meaning it will likely be properly derived but not properly displayed. ; date : The official "date" of the item, be it the release date of a movie, or published date of a book, or creation date of the software. Different than the creation date of the item on the archive (which is handled by ''publicdate'' and ''addeddate''). ; subject : The term or terms that function as "keywords" for an item, such as what discipline it is, what sort of contents are in it, or who appears in it. ; licenseurl : A description of what license the item is licensed under. ; pick : Whether the item is the "pick" for the collection it's in. ''Mostly deprecated''. ; noindex : Whether the item is the in the search engine/search results. ; hidden : A deprecated version of ''noindex''. (Likely to be merged/removed in the future.) ; publicdate : ''Read-only''. The date that the item was "published". Only different from ''addeddate'' if it is part of the internal scanning operations of the archive. ; addeddate : ''Read-only''. The date and time that the item identifier was added to the internet archive and reserved. ; adder : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor added the item's identifier to the database. ; uploader : The account that originally uploaded the item into the archive. ; updater : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, what employee or contractor updated the item's information last. ; updatedate : For the Internet Archive's internal scanning operations, when the item was last updated. ; notes : A general "additional information" metadata entry for commentary on the quality of the item, when it was added, factors or considerations related to the item itself. ; rights : Known information as to who or what entities have additional rights or considerations for the item above what is mentioned in ''licenseurl'' ; contributor : A sponsoring body or source for the item, such as a library, external archive, or fund/individual who provided the item (in analog or digital form) this item was created from. ; publisher : The known "publisher" of the item or the original artifact the item was generated from. ; language : The official "language" of the item, for assistance with classification but most importantly, OCR recognition. ; coverage : What the item "covers" in a geographic or country sense. ; show_hidden_subcollections : {{Question|What does this do?}} ; show_search_by_year : {{Question|What does this do?}} === Magic === ; mobygames : If a URL at https://www.mobygames.com is provided, other metadata will be automatically populated from there whenever an internal script is run. ; isbn : Entering an ISBN number will populate the item (generally) with the information gleaned from MARC and other sources of book metadata. (Note: Sometimes MARC data isn't accurate. Best to name the metadata item something other than ISBN, in that case.) ; ppi-direct: Setting the ppi-direct metadata pair will provide a dpi override, instead of what the software determines by looking at the material. ; reviews-allowed: Set to <code>frozen</code> to prevent new reviews from being added to your item. === Everything Else === Assuming a metadata name is not used by the system or is a magic word, almost anything can be added to the archive's metadata entry for an item. For example, a collection of magazines might all have a special "platforms" setting to indicate what computer platforms those issues cover, or a sewing pattern collection can have a "stitch" entry for what type of stitches are needed to complete the pattern. == See Also == * [[MARC]] 1c7d8207187bbf062cdf010f91743c084bbf98bc 0 121 568 411 2024-08-27T19:29:03Z DigitalDragon 30 wikitext text/x-wiki Public Domain Day is the day when copyrights expire and works enter into the public domain. This legal transition of copyright works into the public domain usually happens every year on 1 January (News Years Day) but is usually celebrated on the 26 January. The Internet Archive has hosted an annual celebration since 2019, when works started entering the public domain again. == External links == * https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday * {{Question|Web pages, blog posts, etc about IA's celebrations?}} [[Category:Events]] 16cacb924d616fad91c7c9952e1a3816a8d47acc 0 48 569 383 2024-10-11T03:02:14Z TheTechRobo 32 add maximum size of items wikitext text/x-wiki The Non-Wayback Internet Archive is simply a very large collection of '''millions of items'''. In its purest form, an item is simply a directory on the Archive's servers, with a unique name referred to as its ''identifier''. This uniquely-named directory will contain several system files (for metadata, system information, hashes, etc.) and the rest will be up for grabs and represent the actual data in the item. Items can have subdirectories and even entire filesystems beneath them, although there are increased issues if there are too many files or the items themselves are too large. These items come from several sources: the Internet Archive's employees/contractors/projects, partner organizations or efforts, and individual users that can add new items into the open collections. The items are classified under several "media types" that dictate how the content of the item will be presented in the details page/theater, the page for that item that is located at '''https://archive.org/details/ITEM'''. Using the web interface or a command line program, it is possible to engage with the contents of the items all different ways. Items can be grouped together into [[collection]]s, which are also a type of item (although they generally don't contain actual data of their own). The maximum size of an item is 1TB. d22ec71573e0d9017261996e1f8f43e90e6d1c0c 0 166 570 528 2025-02-27T19:43:30Z Kgagne 28 Updating -s flag to --spreadsheet wikitext text/x-wiki This is a tutorial for exporting podcast MP3s and their metadata from a WordPress site that's using the [https://wordpress.org/plugins/powerpress/ Blubrry PowerPress] podcasting plugin and importing them into the Internet Archive as separate items. The instructions assume a macOS environment, but any OS with a text editor, spreadsheet program, and command line will work. [[File:Wp-all-export.jpg|thumb|right|An example of how to configure WP All Export to produce a CSV file with the necessary metadata.]] # Install the [https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-all-export/ WP All Export] plugin in the WordPress site. # On that plugin's "New Export" page, create a custom export of all posts, including these fields: ID, Slug, Title, Content, Author Username, Date, Permalink, enclosure, Tags # Open the resulting CSV file. Each cell in the "enclosure" column consists of four lines. The first line in each is the URL to an MP3. Collect those URLs into a separate text file (one URL per line) named '''wp-podcast-download-urls.txt''' in a directory named '''wp-podcast'''. # To download all the MP3s, open Terminal, navigate to the '''wp-podcast''' directory, and execute ''wget -i wp-podcast-download-urls.txt --no-check-certificate'' # If you have album art for the podcast, save it to the '''wp-podcast''' directory as a JPEG named '''cover.jpg''' # Open the CSV file in a spreadsheet editor (Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets). #* Rename the "Slug", "enclosure", "Author Username", "Tags", and "Permalink" column headers to "identifier", "file", "creator", "subject", and "source", respectively. #* Change the cell formatting in the "Date" column to use YYYY-MM-DD format. (You may need to change the cell type from "Date" to "Text"; otherwise, the spreadsheet may display one value but be storing another.) #* Run a search-replace on the "subject" column to change the pipes to semicolons. #* The fourth line of each cell in the "enclosure" column contains the episode length, which can be moved to a separate "runtime" column. #* Remove everything else from each "enclosure" cell except the MP3 filename. #* Create a column named "mediatype" and fill it with the value "audio". #* Copy the "descriptions" into a text editor (such as [https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/ BBEdit]) to add paragraph tags and remove carriage returns and CSS tags. Note that the Internet Archive's command line importer will not preserve hyperlinks in this column. #* Copy the "creator" column and name it "taper". #* For each podcast episode, create another row that has the same identifier, '''cover.jpg''' in the "file" column, and all other columns blank. # Export the Excel file to a CSV named '''wp-podcast-upload.csv''' in the '''wp-podcast''' directory. ([https://pastebin.com/B0Syepjv Here is a sample CSV] generated using the above workflow.) # Use a text editor to change the CSV file's encoding from "Unicode (UTF-8, with BOM)" to "Unicode (UTF-8)" and to eliminate high-ASCII characters ("Zap Gremlins" in BBEdit). # If you haven't already, install the Internet Archive [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/installation.html command line tool] for [https://archive.org/services/docs/api/internetarchive/cli.html#bulk-uploading bulk uploading]. # Again in the Terminal, and still in the '''wp-podcast''' directory, run this command: ''time ia upload --spreadsheet=wp-podcast-upload.csv 2>&1 | tee wp-podcast-upload.log'' # If you uploaded more than fifty related podcast episodes, then they qualify for a collection. Copy the "identifier" column out of '''wp-podcast-upload.csv''' and paste it into an email to '''collections-service@archive.org''' with this other information: #* The email address(es) of the account(s) that uploaded the content #* A list of the item links or a search query which will identify them #* The name of the collection. #* A brief description (to be used on your collection page) of your organization and/or the material housed in the collection. #* A suggested identifier (the tail of the URL for the collection page) for the collection page (please use meaningful words and it should be 5-80 characters preferably lowercase and/or numbers only. no special characters or spaces) #* At least one Subject Tag that describes the collection. Please separate multiple tags with semicolon. #* (optional) The logo you would like to display on the collection page. Best if it is at least 500p x 500p or, at least 500px wide or high. #* The archive.org account email address(es) that you would like to have administrative privileges for this collection (these addresses will be able to upload directly to the collection as well as edit information about the collection). b8391b12f417ce532da4699b3bd54ed6db1f6dc3 0 89 571 405 2025-06-02T00:29:31Z TheTechRobo 32 Add no-preview collection wikitext text/x-wiki On IA, a '''collection''' is a type of [[item]] that groups other items. They can only be created by authorized people, generally staff, and serve as the primary organizing method for structuring groups of items. Collections can be nested, and items can be in multiple collections, forming a graph (which may include cycles). An item is included in a collection by specifying the collection [[identifier]] as a value of the '''collection''' metadata key for the item. This can be repeated to include an item in multiple collections. Another method for including items in a collection is by specifying the '''search_collection''' metadata key ''on'' the collection, with a [[search query]] as the value. Then all the items matched by that search query will be included in the collection, although the backlink from the item to the collection won't show up. There are large, overarching collections (like {{IA|texts}} ) and specific collections for an institution or type of item, like {{IA|bostonlibrary}} or {{IA|nationalknittingmagazine}}. Some collections also have magic effects, including making the items accessible only to logged in users ({{IA|loggedin}}), geo-blocked ({{IA|geo_restricted}}), throttled ({{IA|highbandwidth}}), showing an NSFW warning ({{IA|no-preview}}), or disabling the download view ({{IA|stream_only}}). The overarching collections are: * {{IA id|web}} -- Web Crawls * {{IA id|texts}} -- eBooks and Texts * {{IA id|movies}} -- Moving Image Archive * {{IA id|audio}} -- Audio Archive * {{IA id|software}} -- The Internet Archive Software Collection * {{IA id|image}} -- Images c9ae1c546ab02661eff2b39bb1bc22a95b3432d1